PART ONE User-to-Online Buying Pattern CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Patterns 1.1 patterns ofr e-business 1.2 User-to-Online Buying Pattern 1.3 How to use the Patterns 1.4 Patterns for e-business Web site 1.5 Application Framework for e-business 1.6 An integrated view of e-business solutions 1.7 Structure of this User-to-Online buying Pattern redbook CHAPTER 2 Choosing the application topology 2.1 Application topology 2.1.1 Application topology l(business driver 2.1.2 Application topology lf key features 2.1.3 App1ication topology l: considerations 2.1.4 Application toPOlogy l: examPle 2.2 Application topology 2 2.2.1 Application topology 2: business driver 2.2.2 Application topology 2f key features 2.2.3 Application tOPology 2: considerations 2.2.4 Application topology 2: examPle careRa Choosing the runtime topology 3.1 Node types overview 3.1.1 Web application server node 3.1.2 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) node 3.1.3 Domain Name System (DNS) node 3.1.4 User node 3.1.5 Directory and security services node 3.1.6 Database server node 3.1.7 Protocolfirewalland domain firewallnodes 3.1.8 Dispatcher node 3.1.9 Shared file system node 3.1.10 Web server redirector node 3.1.1 1 Application server node 3.1.12 Commerce server node 3.1.1 3 Application and data nodes 3.2 Runtime topology A 3.2.1 Runtime topology A; Example cwnR Choosing the runtime topology 4.1 Runtime topology Af product mapping 4.1.1 Runtime topology A: product mapping - Windows NT platorm 4.2 Runtime topology B: product mapping 4.2.1 Runtime topo1ogy Bf product mapping - Windows NT platform 4.2.2 Runtime topology B(product mapping - AlX platfOrm . cwes Performance guidelines 5.1 ArchitectUre and hardware caPacity planning 5.1.1 l-tier runtime topology (single node) 5.1.2 2-tier runtime topology (single WCS server - remote DB server) 5.1.3 3-tier runtime topology (multiple WCS server - remote DB server) 5.1.4 Hardware caPacity planning 5.2 Operating system and netWork 5.3 Web aPplication servers and technologies 5.3.1 WebSphere Commerce Suite 5.3.2 Database server 5.3.3 NetWork Dispatcher 5.3.4 Integration to back-end system 5.4 Application development 5.4.1 Net.Data 5.4.2 HTMlpages 5.4.3 Servlets and JSPs P cwnRe Yechnology options 6.1 Web clients 6.1.1 Web browser 6.1.2 Markup languages 6.1.3 Client-side scripts 6.1.4 Java aPplets 6.2 WebSphere Application Server 6.2.1 XML 6.2.2 JavaServer Page (JSP) 6.2.3 Java Servlets 6.2.4 JavaBeans 6.2.5 Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) 6.3 WebSphere Commerce Suite 63lCommands 6.3.2 Tasks 63.3 Overridablc functions 6.3.4 Database 63.5 CGlimpIementation 6.3.6 WebSphere Application Server integration 6.3.7 Connectors careRv Application design guidelines 7.1 Genera1 Web application design guidelines 7.2 Application elements 7.2.1 Web clients 7.2.2 WebSphere Commerce Suite 7.2.3 Back-end systems 7.3 Application structure 7.4 Working logic 7.4.1 Net.Data C++ modules 7.4.2 JavaServer Pages Java Servlets and JavaBeans 7.4.3 Business logic 7.4.4 Presentation 1ogic 7.4.5 JavaServer Pages or Net.Data macros 7.5 Controller 7.6 Page construction 7.7 User tracking and session management 7.7.1 Cookies and URlrewriting 7.7.2 Session persistence and clustering 7.8 Response time 7.8.1 Processing requests 7.8.2 Quick responsc time 7.9 Security 7.9.1 Authentication 7.9.2 Uscr Registry 7.9.3 Access controI 7.9.4 lntegrity 7.9.5 Cross-referencing 7.9.6 WcbSphcre Application Scrvcr 7.10 c-commerce model 7.10.1 Modelovervicw 7.10.2 Use casc cxamplc 7.10.3 Tcchnicalwalkthrough cxample 7.1 lWhcrc to find morc i11f)rmation cwnRa Application development guidelines 8.1 Development process overview 8.1.1 Application and architecture domains 8.2 Solution outline 8.3 Macro design 8.4 Micro design 8.5 Build cycle 8.5.1 Develop source code 8.6 Deployment 8.6.1 Deployment f work products 8.6.2 Deployment f process 8.6.3 Deployment f tools 8.7 Organization role 8.8 e-Commerce application functionality 8.9 Development environment 8.9.1 lBM Application Framework for e-business 8.9.2 Development tools 8.9.3 WebSphere Commerce Suite Administration 8.10 Commands tasks overridable functions 8.10.1 Commands 8.10.2 Tasks 8.10.3 Overridable functions 8.1 lProgramming logic behind the application 8.1 1.1 Business logic 8.1 1.2 Presentation logic 8.12 Where to find more infOrmation c cwnR S cystem management and security guil 9.1 Systems management guidelines 9.1.1 Managing your WcbSphere Commcrcc Site 9.1.2 WebSphere resource management 9.2 Systcms managemcnt product guidelines 9.2.1 WebSphere Application Scrvcr Administrators Consolc 9.2.2 Sitc Analyzer 9.2.3 WcbSphcrc Commcrcc Suitc 9.2.4 SecureWay Dircctory Managcmcnt 9.2.5 HTTP Scrvcr Managcmcnt 9.2.6 DB2 UDB Managcment 9.3 Sccurity guidcIincs 9.3.1 Physicalsystcms sccurity 9.3.2 Operahng systems security 9.3.3 NetWork security 9.3.4 Web aPplication security 9.3.5 WebSphere security modeland policy 9.3.6 HTTP single sign-on (SSO) 9.4 BackuP and recovery gUidelines 9.4.1 Using Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) 94.2 APplication backuP and recovery 9.4.3 Guidelines for backup and recovery 9.5 Where to find more information twmREE Aworking example . cwe lo Working examPle overview cwe llRuntime environment-AIX platform 11.1 Remote DB2 database server installation l11.1 Pre-installation requirements 11.1.2 Pre-installation steps 11.2 WebSphere Conunerce server installation 11.2.1 Pre-Installation requirements 11.2.2 Pre-installation steps 11.2.3 InstallIBM JDK V 1.1.8 fOr AIX 11.2.4 InstallIBM HTTP Server (Apache) fOr AlX V 1.3.6.2 11.2.5 InstallDB2 Client 11.2.6 InstallWebSphere Application Server 11.2.7 Installing IBM Net.Data for AIX V6.1 11.2.8 Installing WebSphere Commerce Suite V4.1 11.3 WebSphere Commerce Suite configuration l13.1 Pre-configuration tasks 11.3.2 Create the WebSphere Commerce Suite Instance 11.3.3 Post-configuration steps c-- la Development environment 12.1 WebSphere Comrnerce Suite test environment 12.2 WebSphere Commerce Studio 12.2.1 WebSphcre Conunerce StUdio overview 12.2.2 WebSpherc Comrnerce StUdio installation 12.2.3 VisualAge for Java configuration 12.3 C++ CGI development cwnR la Create and publish a store 13.1 Create a store using Store Creator 13.2 Publishing a WebSphere Commerce Studio project 13.2.1 Defining the target publishing host 13.2.2 Configuring the target publishing host - AlX platform 13.2.3 Configuring the WebSphere Commerce server 13.2.4 Verifying the base store 13.3 Customizing a store 13.3.1 Add Category and Product data - massimport XML 13.3.2 Verify the example store SecureWa ri cereR 14 SecureWay Directory(LDAP)-AIX pl 14.1 Overview 14.1.1 What is a directory? 14.1.2 What is LDAP? 14.1.3 Why should I use LDAP? 14.1.4 IBM SecureWay Directory and WebSphere Commerce Suite 14.2 SecureWay Directory installation 14.2.1 Pre-installation requirements 14.2.2 IBM SecureWay Directory V3.1.1.2 fOr AIX installation 14.2:3 Installverification 14.3 SecureWay Directory configuration 14.3.1 Configure SecureWay Directory using a GUI 14.4 SecureWay Directory Server Administration 14.4.1 Start and stop the server 14.4.2 Add and delete suffixes 14.4.3 Add entries to the directory database 14.5 SecureWay Directory integration with WebSphere Commerce Suite 14.5.1 Configure WebSphere Commerce instance 14.5.2 Verify the configuration 14.6 SecureWay Directory SSlconfiguration 14.6.1 Prerequisites 14.6.2 SecureWay Directory SSlconfiguration 14.6.3 Security Verification 14.7 SecureWay Directory Management Tool(DMT) 14.7.1 Connecting to directOry servers 14.7.2 Display server properties 14.7.3 Administering schema object classes and attributes 14.7.4 Administering a directory tree 14.7.5 Administering directory entry ACLs 14.7.6 Troubleshooting 14.8 Where to find more infOrmation r cwnR ls Java technologies in WebSphere Commerce S 15.1 Overview of Java technologies in WebSphere Commerce Suite 15.1.1 JavaServer Page (JSP) 15.1.2 Java Servlets 15.1.3 JavaBeans 15.2 Configuring the WebSphere Application Server 15.3 JSP and bean example 15.3.1 Creating a JSP category list page template 15.3.2 Creating a JSP product list page template 15.3.3 Creating a JSP product page template 15.3.4 Testing JSPs 15.3.5 Deploying JSPs 15.3.6 JSP development recommeridations 15.4 Custom servlet and bean example 15.4.1 Creating a database query 15.4.2 Creating a bean and servlet 15.4.3 Modify the existing product display JSP 15.4.4 Publish the files under WebSphere Commerce Studio 15.4.5 Deploy the servlet under WebSphere Commerce Suite 15.4.6 Testing the new servlet and bean 15.4.7 Integrating into the store 15.4.8 Testing pages under the store 15.5 Where to find more infOrmation . cwnR le Personalization in WebSphere Commerce E 16.1 Personalization overview 16.1.1 Blaze Advisor Builder 16.2 Personalization examPle 16.2.1 Personalization worksheets 16.2.2 Test the store before personalization changes 16.2.3 Create the rule project and ruleflow 16.2.4 Create the ruleset and assign task 162.5 ComPile the rule project 16.2.6 Modify the net.data macro associated view task 16.2.7 Publish the project 16.2.8 WebSphere Commerce Suite personalization configuration 16.2.9 Test the store after the personalization changes 16.2.10 Maintain the rule project 16.3 Personalization debug tips . cereR l; Back-end integration using MQSeries XML 17.1 WebSphere Commerce Suite integration with MQSeries 17.1.1 MQSeries inbound XML 17.1.2 MQSeries outbound XML 17.2 MQSeries clientiserver runtime environment 17.2.1 MQSeries server V5.1 for AIX 17.3 MQSeries adapter 17.3.1 Pre-configuration of MQSeries adapter 17.3.2 Enable MQSeries adapter 17.3.3 Access controlfOr the MQSeries adapter 17.3.4 Enable MQSeries XMlmessages 1 7.4 MQSeries XMlmessage example 1 7.4.1 WebSphere Commerce inventory levelchecking example 17.5 MQSeries adapter debugging tips 17.6 Where to find more information APPENDixA Runtime environment-Windows NT platforf A.1 Remote DB2 database server installation A.1.1 Pre-installation requirements A.1.2 IBM DB2 UDB EE V6.1.0.6 instaIlation A.2 WebSphere Commerce Suite installation A.2.1 Pre-installation requirements A.2.2 IBM JDK 1.1.7 A.2.3 InstallIBM HTTP Server V1.3.6.2 (Apache) A.2.4 InstallIBM DB2 UDB EE V6.1.0.6 A.2.5 InstallWebSphere Application Server A.2.6 lnstallIBM Net.Data V6.1 A.2.7 InstallWebSphere Commerce Suite A.3 WebSphere Commerce Suite configuration A.3.1 Configuration Pre-requisites A.3.2 Configuring WebSphere Commerce Suite components C T T.ri mENDixB becureWay Directory(LDAP)-Windows NT I
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