Now after entering the required information for either the MQWF or WMQI option, the wizard steps will continue to complete installing the Monitor Server component.
In the next screen, you will be asked to enter the Installed version of IBM WebSphere Application Server and its installation path.
Select the version of IBM WebSphere Application Server you are using from the WebSphere Version drop down list (WebSphere 4 or WebSphere5).
Enter the location where the IBM WebSphere is installed:
For IBM WebSphere Application Server, Version 4.0.2 & IBM WebSphere Application Server, Version 5.0, enter the location of the AppServer folder that is located in the WebSphere installation folder.
For IBM WebSphere Deployment Manager (Network Deployment), Version 5.0, enter the location of the DeploymentManager folder that is located in the WebSphere installation folder.
Enter the required path or click Browse to select the path. If the entered path is not correct, then you will be informed by a message, and the wizard will not continue until you enter the correct path. Then, you can click Next to continue.
In the next screen, you will be informed with the Monitor Server installation summary. The wizard now is ready to start extracting the necessary folders and files needed for installing the WBI Monitor Server Component and then update the Monitor Enterprise Archive file (monitor.ear) with the new parameters that you have specified in the wizard steps. Click Next to continue.
After extracting the necessary folders and files needed for WBI Monitor Server deployment, the wizard now is ready to do the following:
Generate the deployment script that is used for deployment.
Deploy WBI Monitor using the generated deployment script.
You have the option to do either of the following:
To generate the deployment script and deploy WBI Monitor, select the Deploy check box.
To generate the script only, clear the Deploy check box.
The created deployment script will be placed in <Monitor>\install directory. To deploy the Monitor by using this script, run the batch file named monitorInstall.bat in Windows platform (or the file named monitorInstall.sh in the AIX or Solaris platforms) in the previous path. Now click Next to continue.
Important:
In order to deploy the WBI Monitor automatically, the automatic deployment wizard must connect to WebSphere Application Server using the SOAP port. The SOAP port should have the default value which is 8880.
If you are using IBM WebSphere Network Deployment or if two or more installations of WebSphere Application Server exist on the same machine on which you will install the WBI Monitor, then the SOAP port number may have different value other than this default value.
In this case you will get a message that says "WASX7023E: Error creating "SOAP" connection to host "localhost"; exception information: com.ibm.websphere.management.exception.ConnectorNotAvailableException WASX7213I: This scripting client is not connected to a server process; please refer to the log file <WebSphere>\logs\wsadmin.traceout for additional information." when the wizard starts the deployment if you select the Deploy check box. However, the deployment will not start. You should then un-check the Deploy check box in the wizard, and then do the following:
Obtain the actual value of the SOAP Port. To do this:
Open the IBM WebSphere Administrative Console
From the left hand tree, select System Administration > Deployment Manager
From the Deployment Manager configuration page, click the End Points hyperlink in the Additional Properties table.
Click the SOAP CONNECTOR ADDRESS hyperlink from the End Point Name column.
Use the value that exists in the Port field.
Update the file named executetool.bat (or executetool.sh) that is located under the <Monitor>\server\install directory as the following:
On Windows platform:
Open the executetool.bat for edit.
Locate the following two lines:
if "%WAS_Version%"=="was_5.0" call %WAS_HOME%\bin\wsadmin.bat -conntype SOAP -port <Port_Value> -f was5\InstallMonitor.tcl
if "%WAS_Version%"=="was_5.0" call %WAS_HOME%\bin\wsadmin.bat -conntype SOAP -port <Port_Value> -f was5\UninstallMonitor.tcl
Replace the value that exists instead of this variable <Port_Value> with the SOAP Address port number that you have obtained.
On AIX and Solaris platforms:
Open the executetool.sh for edit.
Locate the following two lines:
${WAS_HOME}/bin/wsadmin.sh -conntype SOAP -port <Port_Value> -f was5/InstallMonitor.tcl;
${WAS_HOME}/bin/wsadmin.sh -conntype SOAP -port <Port_Value> -f was5/UninstallMonitor.tcl;
Replace the value that exists instead of this variable <Port_Value> with the SOAP Address port number that you have obtained.
Run the batch file named monitorInstall.bat on Windows platform (or the file named monitorInstall.sh on the AIX or Solaris platforms) from the command line to perform the deployment.
Now the WBI Monitor Server installation has finished. You will need to start the deployed Application Server from the WebSphere Administrator's Console, in order to run WBI Monitor. Click Finish to exit this installation wizard.