Failed Event Manager allows you to view and manage failed events from the Web, and works with IBM WebSphere Application Server or with Tomcat. For information on installing Failed Event Manager to work with WebSphere Application Server or Tomcat, refer to the WebSphere Business Integration Server Installation Guide. Failed Event Manager works with the following versions of WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Application Server, and Tomcat:
If you selected an Administrative Toolset installation of WebSphere Business Integration Server, Failed Event Manager is automatically installed and configured if WebSphere Application Server or WebSphere Application Server versions 5.0.2 or 5.1 are detected on your system.
By default, role-based security is enabled after you have installed Tomcat with Failed Event Manager (Refer to the WebSphere Business Integration Server Installation Guide). Default roles must be added in Tomcat_home\conf\tomcat-users.xml directory. Creating a user with the Administrator role allows that user to gain full access to Failed Event Manager. For details on how to create roles in Failed Event Manager, refer to Steps for creating custom users and roles for Failed Event Manager with Tomcat
Role-based security is available if you are using Tomcat with Failed Event Manager. The actions you can perform with those failed events depends on role-based security. Administrators can assign users one or more of four default roles, and administrators have permission to create custom roles for your specific team using Application Assembly Tool. The following default roles are included: