Now your next step is to create a new Application Server for WBI Monitor.
In the WebSphere Administrative Domain tree, right-click Nodes > <ServerName> > Application Servers and select New from the shortcut menu that appears.
The Create Application Server dialog box appears.
In the General tab:
In the Application Server Name box, type MonitorServer.
In the Working Directory box, type <Monitor>
In the Module Visibility combo box, select Application.
Leave the other fields as default
In the File tab:
Leave the Standard Input box blank
In the Standard Output box, type logs/stdout.log
In the Standard Error box, type logs/stderr.log
eave the check boxes in the File Permissions frame with their default settings.
In the JVM Settings tab:
In the Initial Java Heap Size box, type 64
In the Maximum Java Heap Size box, type 128
If you are using MQ Workflow as your engine then do the following in the Classpaths section:
Click Add. A new empty line appears in the Classpaths table under the Name column.
Type in the added line the full path and name of the MQ Workflow library file named fmcojagt.jar and located in the <MQ>\bin\java3320 folder if you are using IBM MQSeries Workflow 3.3.2 or located in the <MQ>\bin\java3400 if you are using IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow 3.4.
If you are using WebSphere Application Server 4.0.5, then the property client.encoding.override=UTF-8 should be added as in the following steps:
In the System Properties list, click Add
Type client.encoding.override in the Name field.
Type UTF-8 in the Value field.
Click OK. The new application server will be created.