Group: IBM WebSphere AppServer Features

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This feature enables support for HTTP Servlets written to the Java Servlet 3.0 specification. The servlets can be packaged in Java EE specified WAR or EAR files. If servlet security is required, an appSecurity feature should also be configured; in the absence of a security feature any security constraints for the application will be ignored.

A secure, REST administrative connector that can be used locally or remotely using any Java developer kit. This connector enables remote access from a Java client or directly through an HTTPS call. The administrator and reader roles protect the connector. The connector requires TLS to keep the communication confidential. The HTTPS port used by the connector is defined through the default HTTP endpoint. This feature is superseded by the restConnector-2.0 feature and enables the jaxrs-1.1 feature.

This feature enables the configuration of resource adapters to access Enterprise Information Systems (EIS) from applications. The configuration of a resource adapter also includes the configuration of connection factories, administered objects and activation specifications. Any resource adapter that complies with the JCA 1.6 specification can be used. High performance connection pooling is also provided.

The Bean Validation 1.0 specification provides an annotation based model for validating JavaBeans. It can be used to assert and maintain the integrity of data as it travels through an application.

This feature enables support for deploying OSGi applications that use the OSGi blueprint container specification. With the OSGi Applications support in WebSphere Application Server, you can develop and deploy modular applications that use Java EE and OSGi technologies.

This feature enables support for Enterprise JavaBeans written to the EJB Lite subset of the EJB 3.1 specification.

This feature enables a server to be a member of a management collective.

com.ibm.websphere.appserver.internal.jms-1.1

This feature enables support for applications that use application-managed and container-managed JPA written to the Java Persistence API 2.0 specification. The support is built on top of Apache OpenJPA with extensions to support the container-managed programming model.

This feature enables support for deploying OSGi applications. With the OSGi Applications support in WebSphere Application Server, you can develop and deploy modular applications that use Java EE and OSGi technologies.

Internal Java RESTful Services 1.1

This feature enables support for Java API for RESTful Web Services 1.1. JAX-RS annotations can be used to define web service clients and endpoints that comply with the REST architectural style. Endpoints are accessed through a common interface that is based on the HTTP standard methods.

This feature enables deploying modular Web applications written using Servlet technologies and the OSGi HTTP Whiteboard specification.

This feature enables support for web applications that use the Java Server Faces (JSF) framework. This framework simplifies the construction of user interfaces.

OSGi Application 1.0

This feature enables web applications to integrate OAuth 2.0 for authenticating and authorizing users.

The Contexts and Dependency Injection specification makes it easier to integrate Java EE components of different types. It provides a common mechanism to inject component such as EJBs or Managed Beans into other components such as JSPs or other EJBs.

com.ibm.websphere.appserver.javax.persistence-2.0

This feature enables OSGi applications that contain Web Application Bundles (WABs). Web application bundles are OSGi bundles that are internally structured in the same way as a war file and support the same web components.

com.ibm.websphere.appserver.javax.validation-1.0