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Learn the basics of installing, configuring, and securing HP iTP WebServer solutions along with the management procedures needed to support the operation of the iTP WebServer. Hands-on lab exercises give you programming experience in the iTP WebServer environment. This four-day course is 60 percent lecture and 40 percent hands-on labs using HP NonStop servers.

A working knowledge of C or C and Java programming languages

Audience

Personnel involved with installation, management, programming, and support of the iTP WebServer and applications developed in the iTP WebServer environment

Explain the development of commercial data processing on the Internet
Describe the basic features of World Wide Web technology
Configure a basic iTP WebServer file server environment
Alter the basic configuration to enable advanced control options in the iTP WebServer
Enhance the environment to perform secure transactions using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol
Manage and control the operation of the iTP WebServer environment
Describe the Common Gateway Interface (CGI) standard for interfacing with web servers, the HP Pathway CGI implementation, and the differences between the two approaches
Describe the implementation of Java servlets and Java Server Pages (JSPs) and how they differ from generic CGI and Pathway CGI
Code, compile, deploy, and execute Java servlets and JSPs in the iTP WebServer environment using the Apache Tomcat container

Module 1 - Web Technology on the Internet

Origin of the Internet
Packet switching
ARPAnet
Emergence of international operations
Creation of a common protocol
TCP/IP addresses and domains
The World Wide Web
Transaction classes - the new model

Module 2 - TS/MP and iTP WebServer
Components

Major design goals for NonStop systems
NonStop system - layered environment
TS/MP environment
Server class concept
Distributed TS/MP implementation
Pathway/TS product
Client/server using RSC and TS/MP products
iTP WebServer architecture
iTP WebServer and iTP active transaction pages
Application migration
Migrating client/server applications

Module 3 - iTP WebServer Functions and
Products

Basic file server
File content - useful.html
Browser processing of HTML documents
Generic CGI processing
CGI script - hello.cgi
Pathway legacy systems
Java servlets
Active Transaction Pages (ATP) applications
Resource Locator Service (RLS)
Anonymous ticketing

Module 4 - Security Considerations

Existing private networks
Intercompany communication
Applications on the Internet
Problems for commercial use of the internet
Message security - encryption methods
Encryption algorithms
Relative speed
Certificate Authorities (CAs)
Using the certificate
Emerging Internet standards for WWW
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Private Communication Technology (PCT) protocol
iTP WebServer support
Atalla WebSafe Internet security processor
iTP WebServer/Atalla WebSafe Internet security processor integration

Module 5 - Preinstallation Planning

Hardware and software requirements
Checking product files
System checks - DNR, TCP/IP, and OSS
Safeguard subsystem considerations
TF and SQL/MP environments
Java development kit requirement

Module 6 - Installation

Installing iTP WebServer software
Out-of-box installation
setup script
Administration server overview
setup script dialog
Administration server
iTP WebServer environment
Standard commands
EMS template installation
Installing and configuring the RLS
Lab: basic installation

Module 7 - Configuration

iTP WebServer PATHMON configuration
TS/MP component configuration
Server class configurations
Overriding server class parameters
Accept directive
Logging function and modes
Log file content
Selecting log format
Logging domain names - reverselookup
Finding content files
Mapping URLs to OSS files
Partitioning content using filemap
Mapping URLs to Guardian file space
Returning default HTML documents
Region commands
Automatic directory indexing
Requiring a password
User ID and password prompts
Virtual host support
Defining server messages
Customized message display
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
(MIME)
iTP WebServer MIME types
Standard MIME types for iTP WebServer
Processing local server class and generic-CGI requests
Processing requests for other environments
Running with Guardian files and commands
Server-side includes
Lab: customized installation

Module 8 - Configuring for Security

Basic security
Configuring for SSL and PCT
AcceptSecureTransport - other options
Distinguished Names (DNs)
Certificates
Obtaining a certificate
Creating a public/private key pair
keyadmin command output
Certificate request message
Installing the certificate
Certificate record
RequireSecureTransport for secure access
Hardware encryption with WebSafe2
Internet security processor
Enabling hardware encryption
Installing and configuring the WID
The WebSafe2 Internet security processor
The make_key_websafe utility
How hardware encryption works
Lab: security

Module 9 - Additional Management Issues

Log-file maintenance
Improving DNS performance
TS/MP management
Checking status and server class status
Displaying server configuration
Performance - server statistics
PATHMON status
Controlling TS/MP logging
Using command files for configuration
Extended configuration from the OSS environment
Viewing EMS log files
Lab: pathway demonstration

Module 10 - Pathway CGI Programming

Generic CGI processing
CGI environment variables
Generic CGI performance
Default MIME type
Pathway CGI implementation and procedures
Automatic form decoding
Processing input in a pathway CGI program
HTML form
Structured database access
Pathway CGI coding considerations
Maintaining context
Configuring a pathway CGI server class
Using MIME types
Security design considerations

Module 11 - Java Servlets and JSP

Introduction to Java
iTP secure WebServer servlet architecture
Java servlet implementation
Java development kit directory structure
Java compilation
Java servlet standard API and code
JDBC transaction drivers
Transaction unaware driver
ddl2java tool and using ddl2java
JPathsend
Installing NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP)
setup script
Directory and configuration overview
Configuring the servlet server class
Java Server Pages (JSP)
Lab: Java servlet and JSP programming

Onsite Delivery Equipment Requirements:

NonStop H-series server
30 MB of memory per student (plus swap space for one NonStop TS/MP application per student)
Appropriate Ethernet controller

Server Software Requirements:

NonStop server requirements:
- -H06.16 or later version of the NonStop operating system
- iTP secure WebServer (exportable) version 6 or greater (SJ99V6 or greater)
- - NonStop Server for Java, SDK 1.5.2 or greater (HSJ96V5A or greater)
- NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages
- (HSJ88V6 or greater)
- NonStop TM/MP, NonStop SQL/MP,
- Safeguard, OSS, and NonStop TS/MP applications
TCP/IP
LAN access to the Internet is preferred

Client Hardware Requirements:

PC with minimum of:
- 256 Mhz processor
- 64 MB of RAM
- Hard drive with 20 MB free space

Client Softwre Requirements:

Windows operating system
Outside View or other 6530 and VT
100 emulator
TCP/IP stack (preferably Microsoft)
Microsoft Internet Explorer browser software
All workstations must have TCP/IP addresses

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