Peridot Systems provides IBM WebSphere training in Chennai with a focus on job placement. Their instructors are experienced IT professionals who provide both theoretical and practical training. The course covers developing, deploying, and integrating applications on WebSphere Application Server, including prerequisites like Java programming and servlets/JSPs. Topics include WebSphere architecture, installation, administration, application servers, and more. The goal is for students to learn how to develop and manage J2EE applications on WebSphere.

1. Overview:
Peridot Systems is one of the best training institutes for IBM Websphere in Chennai with
placement. Our faculties are vastly experienced and all are MNC working professionals. We give
Job oriented training apart from the theoretical topics. We give 100% Placement assistance and
guide the students during their Interview sessions and on their Communication Skills.
WebSphere Application Server is the foundation of the IBM WebSphere software platform. It
enables programmers to develop, deploy and integrate the secure, scalable, and flexible e-
business applications. It also supports business applications from simple Web publishing through
enterprise-scale transaction processing.
WebSphere AS Training Objectives
WebSphere Application Server serves as a run-time environment for J2EE or Portal applications.
This course is intended for those Java programmers who are interested in develop, deploy and
run the J2EE based application on WebSphere.
Web Sphere AS Training Course Prerequisites
Before learning this course, we are assuming that the candidate is familiar with the
following areas:
 Intermediate knowledge of Core Java programming.
 Should be familiar with general principles of Web server administration and building Web
applications using Servlet & JSP.
 Some familiarity with SQL, relational databases, and the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
interfaces will be helpful.
IBM Websphere Administration Training in Linux
Web Sphere Architectural Overview
 Express / Base / ND
 JDBC providers
 Data Sources
 ND runtime flow, concepts
 Managed Nodes Vs Un managed Nodes
 File Synchronization
Installation Concepts
 H/W pre-requisites
 S/W pre-requisites
 Browser pre-requisites

2.  Database requirements
 Installation overview
 Installation Environments
 WAS profiles
 Pre-install tasks
 Install verify
 Silent Install
 Silent install profiles
 Uninstall
 Application Installation
 Directory Structure
 Command line tools
 Server Commands
 WAS plug-in installer, settings
Administration Basics
 Starting the Admin Console
 Logging in to the Admin Console
 Changing the Admin Console timeout
 Finding the items in the Console
 Updating the existing items
 Adding new items
 Removing items
 Starting and Stopping items
 Saving Work
Working with Application Server
 Creating the Application Server
 Viewing the status of the application Server
 Starting and Stopping of an application Server
 Viewing runtime attributes of an application Server
 Customizing application Servers
 Fix packs
 Installing fix packs, cumulative fixes
 Trouble shooting the fix packs installation problems

3.  J2EE Overview
 Benefits
 Platform Architecture
 Platform components
 Application Install
 Installing Enterprise application
 Install tasks
 Virtual hosts
 Defining virtual hosts
 Creating JDBC resources
 J2C authentication alias
 Creating data sources
 Enterprise application Install
 Managing applications
 Start and stop applications
 Viewing installed Apps
 Configuration JVM Logs
 Traces
 Enabling Traces
 Embedded HTTP server Logs
 Starting and Stopping an enterprise application
 Viewing the installed applications
 Viewing the EJB modules
 Viewing the WEB modules
 Managing the configuration files
 Backing up the profile configuration
 Restoring the configuration