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 June 3, 2003

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   - Use WAS LDAP for admin tasks

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WEBSPHERE TIP | Use WAS LDAP for admin tasks

WebSphere Application Server's (WAS) lightweight directory access
protocol (LDAP) registry has proven to be a boon to WAS
administration. Take the task of managing user rights and permissions
in WAS 4.0. You might first be inclined to use the Java Naming and
Directory Interface (JNDI) to make changes of this kind in your LDAP
registry. Exploited in this fashion, however, JNDI doesn't give you
an easy way of assigning WAS roles for users, which means that any
changes that you want to make need to be committed on a per-user
basis. This approach can quickly become onerous. Alternately, you can
use either XMLConfig or wscp to connect to JNDI and manage user
rights and permissions programmatically. But an approach of this kind
assumes that you're proficient in the use and syntax of XMLConfig or
wscp. Users new to WAS could, then, be out of luck. There is another
way, however. 

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Viewing the 'call stack' | Ask the Expert

I have a user who has a dynamically called COBOL program and wants to
find the calling module without passing the calling program in the
linkage section. Is there a way he can view the contents of the "call
stack" COBOL? 

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FEATURED TOPIC | Can IBM re-invent the mainframe's image?

Mainframes: Ancient relics, or state of the art supercomputers? IBM
would have you believe the latter, but competitors are singing a
different tune. So, who's right? Read this collection of articles and
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