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HTTP data collection category to contain HTTP performance data for
Collection Services.The HTTP performance data can then be queried to
analyze HTTP server activity and better understand the types of HTTP
transactions that are being processed by the iSeries (for example, static files,
CGI, or Java Servlets).
Support for Apache Module MOD-DEFLATE
This module does compression on the data that is sent to the browser. This
decreases the amount of data that the server needs to send over the network
thus improving network performance and response times.
New with V5R3
The IBM HTTP Server for iSeries adds support for:
CGI enhancements for running an initialization URL at startup and ability to
set CGI jobs’ library list
Kerberos authentication
This enhancement offers Windows clients that are using Active Directory and
Kerberos login a single sign-on between a Windows desktop and Microsoft
Internet Explorer accessing HTTP Server on iSeries. EIM can be used in this
environment.
The Web Administration GUI included in the IBM HTTP Server for iSeries adds
support for:
WebSphere Application Server Base Edition
This same level of function is provided for WebSphere Application Server -
Express via browser-based administration. It offers easy-to-use wizards for
creating HTTP and application server instances, deploying Java 2 platform,
Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications, and managing HTTP and application
servers and their applications.
WebSphere Portal - Express
An easy-to-use interface helps you to set up a WebSphere Portal via a wizard
that walks the user through the necessary steps to create and configure all
the necessary servers. You can also perform other setup necessary to get
Portal up and running.
Retrieval and display of HTTP statistical information via a Web browser
Statistics used to track cached and non-cached data sent and received to a
particular HTTP server. Statistical subsets indicate whether the data has
been handled by the IBM HTTP server (powered by Apache), a CGI program,
an application server, or a user module.
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