IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V8.0 Core Administration: C9510-317

Web clients are seeing error messages when they try to access a Java EE application. In order to isolate the system component that may be causing the problem, the administrator decides to verify the request flow from a web browser. In what order should the components be examined?

A. Web server, embedded HTTP server, web services engine

B. Web server, HTTP plug-in, embedded HTTP server, web container

C. Embedded HTTP server, web services engine, web container

D. Load balancer, web server, name server, embedded HTTP server, web container

A system administrator needs to customize an EAR application before deploying it using the monitored directory deployment feature. How should the system administrator do this?

A. Create a properties file and include it in the EAR's META-INF directory.

B. Create a properties file and copy it to the deploymentProperties directory.

C. Create a properties file and include it in the EAR's deploymentProperties directory.

D. Create a wsadmin script (with AdminTask.applyConfigProperties) and copy it to the deploymentProperties directory.

A WebSphere Application Server has been set up to receive requests from an IBM HTTP Server (IHS). A system administrator has been asked to examine the environment for problems (if any) and has been given several log files to check.

This is an excerpt from the IHS's access.log:

- - [26/Jan/2012:14:17:19 +0800] "GET /Login.jsp HTTP/1.1" 500 620

What should the administrator do next?

A. No action needed. The access.log does not indicate any problems.

B. Determine what could be causing the HTTP status code 620.

C. Verify Login.jsp can be found in the document root directory of the IHS.

D. Check the server's SystemOut.log file to see what errors occurred around the same time.