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Saturday, February 25, 2012
Start/stop Weblogic without entering username and password
Recently I am working on installing Oralce Fusion middleware products which require WebLogic Application Server.
During start/stop Weblogic Application Server, we have to manually entering the username and password.To try to avoid doing this, we can add boot.properties file in security directory
1) go to server instance security directory, for example, ${Weblogic_Home}/user_projects/domains/testdomain/servers/AdminServer/security.
Note: must be server instance directory, if the boot.properties created at other directory, it will not work.
2) create a file named boot.properties as following:
username=weblogic
password=123456789
Note: no single or double quote for the values, or it will not work
During start/stop Weblogic Application Server, we have to manually entering the username and password.To try to avoid doing this, we can add boot.properties file in security directory
1) go to server instance security directory, for example, ${Weblogic_Home}/user_projects/domains/testdomain/servers/AdminServer/security.
Note: must be server instance directory, if the boot.properties created at other directory, it will not work.
2) create a file named boot.properties as following:
username=weblogic
password=123456789
Note: no single or double quote for the values, or it will not work
WebSphere launchClient.sh shows Out Of Memory Error.
One of my applications is using WebSphere Application Server launchClient script to run some functions.However, launchClient script can not be run properly because of the Out of memory issue(PermGen Space).
Checking WAS instance SystemOut.log and verbose gc logs,and no any errors in the log files, which shows launchClient script did not interact with the WAS instance yet.
solution:
add the options "-JVMOptions" to specify the perm size value
launchClient.sh -profileName AppSrv01 -JVMOptions "-XX:MaxPermSize=256M"
then the issue was solved.
Checking WAS instance SystemOut.log and verbose gc logs,and no any errors in the log files, which shows launchClient script did not interact with the WAS instance yet.
solution:
add the options "-JVMOptions" to specify the perm size value
launchClient.sh -profileName AppSrv01 -JVMOptions "-XX:MaxPermSize=256M"
then the issue was solved.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
WebSphere Application Server -- ORA-03120 error solution
WAS server 6.1.0.27 running on Solaris
Back-end Database: Oracle 9i -9.2.0.4.0
Application running on WAS is writing the XML response to table CLOB field but the following error shows in the SystemOut.log:
writeClob failed on com.xxxx.xxx.
Checked the application log and found ORA-03120 error (Integer Overflow):
Queried Oracle DBA and DBA did not notice any error on Database side. The application running on Production environment has no this kind of error.
Back-end Database: Oracle 9i -9.2.0.4.0
Application running on WAS is writing the XML response to table CLOB field but the following error shows in the SystemOut.log:
writeClob failed on com.xxxx.xxx.
Checked the application log and found ORA-03120 error (Integer Overflow):
Queried Oracle DBA and DBA did not notice any error on Database side. The application running on Production environment has no this kind of error.
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