ABBREVIATIONS IN WEBSPHERE (WAS)

1)   WAS  (WEB SPHERE APPLICATION SERVER)

2) JDBC (JAVA DATA BASE CONNECTIVITY)

3) JMS  (JAVA MESSAGING SERVICE)

4) JNDI (JAVA NAMING AND DIRECTORY INTERFACE)

5) PMR (PROBLEM MANAGMENT REPORT/RECORD)

6) PMI (PERFORMANCE MONITORTING INFRASTRUCTURE)

7) APAR (AUTHORIZED PROGRAM ANALYSIS REPORT)

8) LTPA (LIGHT WEIGHT THIRD PARTY AUTHENTICATION MECHANISM)

9) LDAP (LIGHT WEIGHT DIRECTORY ACCESS PROTOCOL)

10) RMI (REMOTE METHOD INVOCATION)

11) SWAM (SIMPLE WEB SPHERE AUTHENTICATION MECHANISM)

12) SSO (SINGLE SIGN ON)

13) SSL (SECURED SOCKET LAYER)

14) JTA (JAVA TRANSACTION API)

15) FFDC (FIRST FAILURE DATA CAPTURE)

16) HTTP (HYPER TEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL)

17) SOAP (SIMPLE OBJECT ACCESS PROTOCOL)

18) TCP/IP (TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL / INTERNET PROTOCOL)

19) UDP (USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL)

20) MQ (MESSAGING QUEUE)

21) EJB (ENTERPRISE JAVA BEANS)

22) JAR (JAVA ARCHIVE)

23) WAR (WEB ARCHIVE)

24) EAR (ENTERPRISE ARCHIVE)

25) JSP (JAVA SERVER PAGES)

26) HTML (HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE)

27) DMZ (DEMATERIALIZED ZONE)

28) SIB (SERVICE INTEGRATION BUS)

29) JCA (JAVA CONNECTOR ARCHITECTURE)

30) J2C (JAVA 2 CONNECTOR)

31) JDK (JAVA DEVELOPMENT KIT)

32) IHS (IBM HTTP SERVER)

33) TPV (TIVOLI PERFORMANCE VIEWER)

34) DD  (DEPLOYMENT DESCRIPTOR)

35) TAM (TIVOLI ACCESS MANAGER)

36) CORBA (COMMON OBJECT REQUEST BROKER ARCHITECTURE)

37) ARM (APPLICATION RESPONSE MEASUREMENT)

38) ESB (ENTERPRISE SERVICE BUS)

39) VMSTAT (VIRTUAL MEMORY STATISTICS)

40) NIC (NETWORK INTERFACE CARD)

41) SSH (SECURE SHELL) 

42) ISA (IBM SUPPORT ASSIATANT)

43) XML (EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE)

44) CSR (CERTIFICATE SIGNING REQUEST)

45) WLM (WORKLOAD MANAGEMENT)

46) API (APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE)

47) URL (UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR)

48) DMGR  (DEPLOYMENT MANAGER)

49) TAI (TRUST ASSOCIATION INTERCEPTOR)

50) GUI (GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE)

51) CA  (CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY)

52) USD (UNICENTRE SERVICE DESK)

53) DNS (DOMAIN NAMING SYSTEM)

54) SIP (SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL)

55) RAD (RAPID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT)

56) SPOF (SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE)

57) DRS (DATA REPLICATION SERVICE)

58) JAAS (JAVA AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION SERVICE)

59) SMTP (SIMPLE MAIL TRANSFER PROTOCOL)

60) CSR (CERTIFICATE SIGNING REQUEST)

61) JKS (JAVA KEY STORE) 


62) SLA (SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT)

63) FTP(FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL)

64)  Network Address Translation (NAT)

65)  IIOP (Internet Inter-Orb Protocol )

66) SAN (STORAGE AREA NETWORK

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