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Sun Java Enterprise System Roadmap
Sun Java™ Enterprise System is a software system that supports a wide range of enterprise computing needs, such as creating a secure intranet portal to provide the employees of an enterprise with secure access to email and in-house business applications.
Java Enterprise System is composed of software components, such as Sun™ ONE Directory Server and Sun ONE Identity Server. To meet the computing needs of different enterprises, Java Enterprise System components can be installed and configured in many different ways.
Each enterprise assesses its own needs and plans its own deployment of Java Enterprise System. The optimal deployment for each enterprise depends on the types of applications that Java Enterprise System is supporting, the number of users, the kind of hardware that is available, and similar considerations.
This document summarizes the information that is available to help your enterprise plan a Java Enterprise System deployment, install the software, and administer the installed Java Enterprise System. The information is presented in two sections:
- "Java Enterprise System Task Flow" identifies the tasks that you perform to plan a Java Enterprise System deployment, install the deployment you plan, and administer your installed Java Enterprise System. These tasks are identified graphically in a series of flow diagrams.
- "Java Enterprise System Documentation" identifies documentation that covers the tasks that are identified in the task flow. This section contains tables that match tasks to documentation resources. You can look up a task and find a list of documents that support the task.ueee
Java Enterprise System Task FlowThis section uses a set of flow diagrams to show the major tasks that you perform to plan a Java Enterprise System deployment, install the components in your planned deployment, and administer the installed Java Enterprise System.
Figure 1 shows the flow of tasks for learning about Java Enterprise System and planning a deployment that meets your enterprise computing needs. For more information about these tasks, see Table 2.
Figure 1 Designing a Java Enterprise System Deployment
Figure 2 shows the flow of tasks you perform to plan an installation of Java Enterprise System components that implements your deployment plan. For more information about these tasks, see Table 3.
Figure 2 Preinstallation Planning for Java Enterprise System
Figure 3 shows the flow of tasks you perform to run the Java Enterprise System installer. For more information about these tasks, see Table 3.
Figure 3 Installing Java Enterprise System
Figure 4 shows the flow of tasks you perform immediately after you install Java Enterprise System to complete the configuration of the components. For more information about these tasks, see Table 3.
Figure 4 Postinstallation Configuration of Java Enterprise System Components
Figure 5 shows the flow of tasks you perform to administer your Java Enterprise System. For more information about these tasks see Table 4.
Figure 5 Administering Java Enterprise System
Java Enterprise System DocumentationDocumentation for Java Enterprise System includes the Java Enterprise System collection, which covers the system as a whole, and component product collections, which cover the system components in detail. This section contains tables that help you find useful documentation from all of these collections.
- Table 1 lists documentation by product. The first product is Java Enterprise System, and all documents in the Java Enterprise System collection are listed. After Java Enterprise System, component products are listed in alphabetical order, and the most relevant documents for each product are listed.
- Table 2, Table 3, and Table 4 are organized by task. Each table covers a set of related tasks. For each task, relevant documents in the Java Enterprise System collection and the component product collections are listed. To use these tables, locate a task in the first column (“For Information About....”) and move to the second and third columns to see relevant documents.
Documents listed in the tables are available at http://docs.sun.com/prod/entsys.03q4. You can read these documents online or download them for printing.
Table 1 Java Enterprise System Documentation
Product
Documentation Collection
Relevant Documents
Java Enterprise System
- Java Enterprise System Release Notes Contains the latest information about Java Enterprise System, including known issues. In addition, component products have their own release notes.
- Java Enterprise System Technical Overview Introduction to concepts and terminology of the Java Enterprise System. Describes system components and provides an overview of system deployment.
- Java Enterprise System Installation Guide Guides you through the process of installing your Java Enterprise System deployment. Shows you how to select the component products that you want to install, how to configure the component products that you install, and how to verify that the software you install functions properly. Describes how to perform basic administration tasks, including provisioning users and setting up single sign-on.
- Java Enterprise System Glossary Defines terms that are used in the Java Enterprise System documentation.
Sun Cluster 3.1 and Sun ONE Agents for Sun Cluster
Sun Cluster 3.1 Data Service Planning and Administration Guide
Sun ONE Administration Server 5.2
Sun ONE Directory Server 5.2 (Multi-Platform Edition) Collection
Sun ONE Application Server 7, Update 1
Sun ONE Calendar Server 6.0
Sun ONE Directory Server 5.2
Sun ONE Directory Proxy Server 5.2
Sun ONE Identity Server 6.1
Sun ONE Instant Messaging 6.1
Sun ONE Message Queue 3.0.1 Service Pack 2
Sun ONE Messaging Server 6.0
Sun ONE Portal Server 6.2
Sun ONE Portal Server, Secure Remote Access 6.2
Sun ONE Web Server 6.1
Table 2 lists documents that help you plan a Java Enterprise System deployment. For a flow diagram of these tasks, see Figure 1.
Table 2 Planning a Java Enterprise System Deployment
For Information About...
See These Documents
See These Chapters
The concepts behind the Java Enterprise System
Explains how the Java Enterprise System supports enterprise applications.
Chapter 1 introduces Java Enterprise System and the component products.
The concepts behind individual Java Enterprise System components
Covers the basic concepts of Sun Cluster 3.1 software.
Introduces the basic features of Sun ONE Administration Server 5.2.
Introduces the basic features of Sun ONE Application Server 7.
Chapter 1 introduces the basic features of Sun ONE Calendar Server 6.0.
Introduces the basic features of the Sun ONE Directory Server 5.2.
Chapter 2, “Introduction to the Sun ONE Directory Server.”
Chapter 1, “Overview of the Sun ONE Directory Proxy Server.”
Entire manual introduces the basic features of Sun ONE Identity Server 6.1.
Chapter 1, “Overview.”
Introduces the basic features of Sun ONE Web Server 6.1.
Planning a Java Enterprise System deployment
Entire manual.
Chapter 1, “Planning the Sun Cluster Configuration,” and Appendix A, “Sun Cluster Installation and Configuration Worksheets.”
Chapter 1 includes the section “Calendar Server Configurations.”
Chapter 1, “Directory Server Design and Deployment Overview.”
Chapter 1, “Preparing for Installation.”
Chapter 2, “Sun ONE Directory Proxy Server Deployment Scenarios.”
Chapter 3, “Planning the Deployment” and Chapter 5, “Deployment Scenarios.”
Sun ONE Messaging and Collaboration 6.0 Schema Reference Manual
Chapter 1, “Overview,” contains descriptions of Sun ONE LDAP schema v.1 and Sun ONE LDAP schema v.2 and their uses.
Chapter 4, “Analyzing Your Portal Requirement,” Chapter 5, “Sizing Your Portal,” and Chapter 6, “Understanding the Portal Deployment Process.”
Table 3 lists documents that help you install Java Enterprise System. For a flow diagram of these tasks, see Figure 2, Figure 3, and Figure 4.
Table 4 lists documents that help you administer Java Enterprise System. For a flow diagram of these tasks, see Figure 5.
Table 4 Administering a Java Enterprise System Deployment
For Information About...
See These Documents
See These Chapters
Configuring single sign-on
Chapter 13, “Configuring Single Sign-on.”
Provisioning users and organizations
Chapter 11, “Provisioning Organizations and Users,” explains the concept of Sun Java Enterprise System users, who can use all of the Sun ONE products. Also Chapter 12, “Provisioning and Schema Concepts for Messaging Server 6.0,” and Appendix G, “User Provisioning with Identity Server.”
Sun ONE Messaging and Collaboration 6.0 User Management Utility Installation and Reference Guide
This guide explains how to install and configure the Sun ONE User Management Utility. The guide also describes the User Management Utility commands, including syntax and examples.
Chapter 2, “Managing Calendar Server Users and Calendars,” contains a section on provisioning new calendar users.
Administering Sun Cluster software
Entire manual.
Administering Sun ONE Application Server
Part 1, “Server Basics and Administering Global Settings,” contains information that applies to most deployments of Java Enterprise System.
Administering Sun ONE Calendar Server
Chapter 1, “Introduction to Sun ONE Calendar Server,” and Chapter 3, “Managing Calendar Server,” contain information that applies to most deployments of Java Enterprise System.
Administering Sun ONE Directory Server 5.2
Entire manual; covers topics such as directory tree structure, populating the directory, managing user accounts.
Administering Sun ONE Identity Server 6.1
Entire manual.
Administering Sun ONE Message Queue 3.0.1, Service Pack 2
Entire manual.
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