Introduction to My webMethods Server
My webMethods Server is a run-time container for functions made available by webMethods applications. The user interface in which you perform these functions is called My webMethods. My webMethods provides a ready-made environment in which users can perform functions on webMethods applications, and administrators can manage access to those functions. In addition, My webMethods Server gives you the capability to develop additional user interface pages, and a broad-based set of administrative tools with which to manage the increased capabilities.
My webMethods Server recognizes two types of administrators, based on the functions they perform:
My webMethods Administrator - The default administrator of
My webMethods. This user can perform user management functions and manage external directory services. As installed, the user ID is “Administrator” and the password is “manage”.
System administrator - The system administrator for
My webMethods Server. This user can manage
My webMethods Server, including analysis, configuration, content, and user management. As installed, the user ID is “SysAdmin” and the password is “manage”. This administrator does not use the
My webMethods user interface.
In some cases, both types of administrator can perform the same functions, such as performing user management. Where there are differences between the My webMethods and system user interfaces, the procedures describe both.
This guide is organized into multiple parts. The following table lists the major parts of the guide and the activities that each part covers.
Activity | More Information |
Getting started as an administrator, changing the configuration of My webMethods Server, using external web servers, and running servers from the command line. | Startup and Configuration |
Managing users, groups, and roles as a My webMethods Administrator. | My webMethods Administrator Functions |
Managing the advanced capabilities of My webMethods Server as a system administrator. | System Administrator Functions |
Developing and managing user interface pages. | Server Page Dvelopment |
Using Command Central to manage My webMethods Server. | Using Command Central to Manage My webMethods Server |
In addition, you can find more information about My webMethods Server in the following guides:
Installation and initial configuration of
My webMethods Server -
Installing Software AG Products.
The basic activities an individual user can perform on
My webMethods applications -
Working with My webMethods.