Any tool to help deploy with Exploded Directory Format
I read through the "Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE" Getting Started document and saw the section on "Deploying with Exploded Directory Format". I would like to take the Petstore1.1.2 code and put it in exploded directory format so that OC4J can easily pick up changes to servlets and EJBs. But the codebase for Petstore is complicated enough that I would like to have a tool (possibly ant) that can automate the process of going from either the source directory or even ear file to the "exploded directory format".
Are there any tools available to help automate this process??
Never mind. This stuff is a lot simpler than I initially thought. There is no need for a tool because it is easy enough to do by hand.
Sorry for bothering everyone
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Deploy web application with exploded directory format
I am quite new with Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE. Currently, my project is not using EJB, only JSP and Servlets. I want to deploy the war file with exploded directory format. I don't want to use the default web application directory j2ee/home/default-web-app. The "Using Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE" get start documentation only explained how to deploy J2ee application. What about the web application without EJB jar file? Anybody knows how to do that. Please let me know.
Thanks in advance.Though you don't have ejbs, you can still use the ear file format. This would be most convenient way of deploying.
Use of a tool like Ant is recommended if you are not using JDeveloper.
Also, you can findinfo on deploying using a exploded directory
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/tech/java/oc4j/htdocs/getstart.htm#1027810
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Web app failing to deploy in exploded directory format in weblogic6.1
Hi,
My web applications are failing to deploy in exploded format ,i.e when copied
to the the applications directory of the domain mydomain/applications. The logs
doesn't show any error, the server is just failing to read the applications other
than the default ones in myserver/applications directory
The deployment works if I create a .war file of the same directory structure and
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waiting for an early replymake sure your config.xml is configured correctly to the exploded format
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war:
<Application Deployed="true" Name="webapp"
Path=".\config\mydomain\applications">
<WebAppComponent Name="webapp" Targets="myserver" URI="webapp"/>
</Application>
exploded:
<Application Deployed="true" Name="webapp"
Path=".\config\mydomain\applications">
<WebAppComponent Name="webapp" Targets="myserver" URI="webapp.war"/>
</Application>
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"Srinivas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3b6a7f51$[email protected]..
>
Hi,
My web applications are failing to deploy in exploded format ,i.e whencopied
to the the applications directory of the domain mydomain/applications. Thelogs
doesn't show any error, the server is just failing to read theapplications other
than the default ones in myserver/applications directory
The deployment works if I create a .war file of the same directorystructure and
deploy it via console
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Deploying the exploded directory
I am trying to find out if there are any known bugs for deploying the
exploded directory.Yes. See my recent post in the ejb section called "Classpath Help?"
Peace,
Cameron Purdy
Tangosol, Inc.
http://www.tangosol.com
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Any tool to help checking the database is in line with the 2NF
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Hi,
Is this table in 2nd normal form?
CREATE TABLE orders
( order_id NUMBER (10) PRIMARY KEY
, company VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL
, customer VARCHAR2 (30)
);How can you tell?
How would you expect some tool to tell?
If you willing to even make a guess, it's only because you know what "order". "company" and "customer" probably mean in this context.
There are queries other methods you could use to detect tables that might not be in second normal form. Fort example, you could assign a number (0-100) to each table, 0 meaning it seems to be in second normal form, 100 means that it has all the traits you expect from a table that is not in second normal form, and then list the 20 tables with the highest scores to check.
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Any one could help me with this soap client program?
Any one could help me with this soap client program?
Below is the request format my partner is expecting to see:
POST /Service.asmx HTTP/1.1
Host: 192.168.1.1
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
Content-Length: length
SOAPAction: "https://api.abcdefg.com/GetList"
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<soap:Envelope xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<soap:Body>
<GetList xmlns="https://api.abcdefg.com/">
<username>string</username>
<password>string</password>
</GetList>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>The java client I wrote is blow:
import javax.xml.soap.*;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.net.URL;
import java.io.*;
public class Client {
public static void main(String [] args) {
try {
SOAPConnectionFactory soapConnectionFactory = SOAPConnectionFactory.newInstance();
SOAPConnection connection = soapConnectionFactory.createConnection();
SOAPFactory soapFactory = SOAPFactory.newInstance();
MessageFactory factory = MessageFactory.newInstance();
SOAPMessage message = factory.createMessage();
// addd SOAPAction;
MimeHeaders hd = message.getMimeHeaders();
hd.addHeader("SOAPAction", "https://api.abcdefg.com/GetList");
// get env and body;
SOAPPart soapPart = message.getSOAPPart();
SOAPEnvelope envelope = soapPart.getEnvelope();
SOAPBody body = envelope.getBody();
Name bodyName = soapFactory.createName("GetList", "", "https://api.abcdefg.com/");
SOAPBodyElement bodyElement = body.addBodyElement(bodyName);
//Constructing the body for the request;
SOAPElement username = bodyElement.addChildElement("username");
username.addTextNode("1234567");
SOAPElement password = bodyElement.addChildElement("password");
password.addTextNode("7654321");
System.out.print("\nPrinting the message that is being sent: \n\n");
message.writeTo(System.out);
System.out.println("\n\n");
URL endpoint = new URL ("https://api.abcdefg.com/Service.asmx");
SOAPMessage response = connection.call(message, endpoint);
connection.close();
response.writeTo(System.out);
}catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("ERROR: ******* " + e.toString());
}The response my partner's server returned is:
<faultstring>Server did not recognize the value of HTTP Header SOAPAction:. </faultstring>I used similar code to access the web services provides via tomcat, it works fine...however, for this .NET services it does not work.
By the way, I also have another version of the clirnt, using JDOM to construct a XML request and wrap with axis message. I got the same error message as above.
Can anyone point out something for me?
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Re: Exploded directory format in an EAR
I am now trying to deploy the ear file in v6.1 sp2. Has anyone managed to deploy
an ear where util / third party classes are stored in a lib directory of the ear
and referenced in EJB-jar manifest.mf files using the classpath header?
ie as documented in bea weblogic server bible on page 614/615
EntApp/
accountEJB.jar
accountManager.war
/lib/
xerces.jar
xalan.jar
log4j.jar
/META-INF/
application.xml
"erik" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>This is hearsay but I was recommended to use v 6.1 SP 2.
>/erik
>
>"Ivan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>I have a problem wrapping up an exploded directory format application
>>into an ear
>>file running weblogic 6.0sp2 on winnt 4. One of the things I would like
>>to do
>>is load a config file from a helper class without specifying a path.
>>
>>
>>EAR APP statementapp.ear contains: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF statement.jar
>>statementwebapp.war
>>META-INF/application.xml lib/log4j.jar (and other third party jar files
>>crimson.jar,
>>jaxp.jar etc.)
>>
>>The third party jar files have been manually unjar'ed and re-jar'ed
>without
>>compression
>>(after reading that a suggestion to someone else).
>>
>>WEB APP statementwebapp.war contains: all my jsp's at root level WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../servlets
>>- servlets WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../util - helper classes WEB-INF/tlds
>>- tag library
>>descriptors WEB-INF/web.xml & weblogic.xml - deployment descriptors
>
>>
>>Some of the helper classes make use of configuration files (for example
>>I have
>>a Logger class that uses Log4j). Here is how I would like to access
>the
>>config
>>file
>>
>>... private static final String config = "config.properties" ; PropertyConfigurator.configure(
>>config ) ; ...
>>
>>I have tried putting the config.properties file in the WEB-INF/classes
>>directory
>>and in the WEB-INF directory, however they don't seem to be found by
>>the class
>>loader.
>>
>>EJB statement.jar contains an ejb with the following: uk...business.statement...
>>- Statement ejb classes with ejbc generated stub and skeleton classes
>>uk...util
>>- Several Helper classes
>>
>>One such helper is Logger for which the Log4j jar file is needed. I
>deploy
>>the
>>statement.jar file in the ear (as listed above). Weblogic throws an
>error
>>message
>>saying cannot deploy statement (NoClassDefFound...): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>>org/apache/log4j/Category ie it cannot find the log4j package which
>is
>>referenced
>>in the Class-Path header of the manifest.mf file and located in the
>ear
>>file under
>>the lib directory.
>>
>>The manifest.mf file contains a line with the following: Class-Path:
>>lib/log4j.jar
>>lib/crimson.jar lib/jaxp.jar which I have read should allow the enterprise
>>classloader
>>to pick up the log4j.jar and xml parsing classes (ref. weblogic server
>>bible chap
>>18) without needing to be referenced in the weblogic start up class
>path.
>>
>>
>>Can manifest class-path references be used like this in weblogic 6.0?
>>Where should
>>I put the application properties files in the war and jar files?
>>
>>Clarification much appreciated. Ivan.
>>
>>PS: I had this application working in exploded directory format with
>>the jar files
>>in the system classpath and the properties file locations hardcoded
>in
>>the class
>>files. (not ideal for a clustered production environment!)
>>
>
This is hearsay again.
These people did as you did no compression etc. they were able to put the application's
utility classes in a lib but not the third party jars. They suspected that the
ear where to big to deploy so they put all thirdparty jars in the system classpath
and then the internal utility classes were loaded by using CLASSPATH in the manifest
file.
I gave up because I could deploy everything except servlets and I went back to
exploded deployment. That bloody EAR thing took to much time.
If you succeed in everything including warfiles with JSPs and servlets (those
I was talking about only had EJBs)
let me know.
I also had a peculiar problem with EARs that a cascading stylesheet was not found
in the ear but it worked in an exploded it worked fine
Otherwise I must recommend Orion, which I had up and running in a matter of days
when ported from WLS 5.1.
Good luck.
"Ivan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>I am now trying to deploy the ear file in v6.1 sp2. Has anyone managed
>to deploy
>an ear where util / third party classes are stored in a lib directory
>of the ear
>and referenced in EJB-jar manifest.mf files using the classpath header?
>
>ie as documented in bea weblogic server bible on page 614/615
>EntApp/
> accountEJB.jar
> accountManager.war
> /lib/
> xerces.jar
> xalan.jar
> log4j.jar
> /META-INF/
> application.xml
>
>"erik" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>This is hearsay but I was recommended to use v 6.1 SP 2.
>>/erik
>>
>>"Ivan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>I have a problem wrapping up an exploded directory format application
>>>into an ear
>>>file running weblogic 6.0sp2 on winnt 4. One of the things I would
>like
>>>to do
>>>is load a config file from a helper class without specifying a path.
>>>
>>>
>>>EAR APP statementapp.ear contains: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF statement.jar
>>>statementwebapp.war
>>>META-INF/application.xml lib/log4j.jar (and other third party jar files
>>>crimson.jar,
>>>jaxp.jar etc.)
>>>
>>>The third party jar files have been manually unjar'ed and re-jar'ed
>>without
>>>compression
>>>(after reading that a suggestion to someone else).
>>>
>>>WEB APP statementwebapp.war contains: all my jsp's at root level WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../servlets
>>>- servlets WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../util - helper classes WEB-INF/tlds
>>>- tag library
>>>descriptors WEB-INF/web.xml & weblogic.xml - deployment descriptors
>>
>>>
>>>Some of the helper classes make use of configuration files (for example
>>>I have
>>>a Logger class that uses Log4j). Here is how I would like to access
>>the
>>>config
>>>file
>>>
>>>... private static final String config = "config.properties" ; PropertyConfigurator.configure(
>>>config ) ; ...
>>>
>>>I have tried putting the config.properties file in the WEB-INF/classes
>>>directory
>>>and in the WEB-INF directory, however they don't seem to be found by
>>>the class
>>>loader.
>>>
>>>EJB statement.jar contains an ejb with the following: uk...business.statement...
>>>- Statement ejb classes with ejbc generated stub and skeleton classes
>>>uk...util
>>>- Several Helper classes
>>>
>>>One such helper is Logger for which the Log4j jar file is needed. I
>>deploy
>>>the
>>>statement.jar file in the ear (as listed above). Weblogic throws an
>>error
>>>message
>>>saying cannot deploy statement (NoClassDefFound...): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>>>org/apache/log4j/Category ie it cannot find the log4j package which
>>is
>>>referenced
>>>in the Class-Path header of the manifest.mf file and located in the
>>ear
>>>file under
>>>the lib directory.
>>>
>>>The manifest.mf file contains a line with the following: Class-Path:
>>>lib/log4j.jar
>>>lib/crimson.jar lib/jaxp.jar which I have read should allow the enterprise
>>>classloader
>>>to pick up the log4j.jar and xml parsing classes (ref. weblogic server
>>>bible chap
>>>18) without needing to be referenced in the weblogic start up class
>>path.
>>>
>>>
>>>Can manifest class-path references be used like this in weblogic 6.0?
>>>Where should
>>>I put the application properties files in the war and jar files?
>>>
>>>Clarification much appreciated. Ivan.
>>>
>>>PS: I had this application working in exploded directory format with
>>>the jar files
>>>in the system classpath and the properties file locations hardcoded
>>in
>>>the class
>>>files. (not ideal for a clustered production environment!)
>>>
>>
>
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Exploded directory format in an EAR
I have a problem wrapping up an exploded directory format application into an ear
file running weblogic 6.0sp2 on winnt 4. One of the things I would like to do
is load a config file from a helper class without specifying a path.
EAR APP statementapp.ear contains: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF statement.jar statementwebapp.war
META-INF/application.xml lib/log4j.jar (and other third party jar files crimson.jar,
jaxp.jar etc.)
The third party jar files have been manually unjar'ed and re-jar'ed without compression
(after reading that a suggestion to someone else).
WEB APP statementwebapp.war contains: all my jsp's at root level WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../servlets
- servlets WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../util - helper classes WEB-INF/tlds - tag library
descriptors WEB-INF/web.xml & weblogic.xml - deployment descriptors
Some of the helper classes make use of configuration files (for example I have
a Logger class that uses Log4j). Here is how I would like to access the config
file
.. private static final String config = "config.properties" ; PropertyConfigurator.configure(
config ) ; ...
I have tried putting the config.properties file in the WEB-INF/classes directory
and in the WEB-INF directory, however they don't seem to be found by the class
loader.
EJB statement.jar contains an ejb with the following: uk...business.statement...
- Statement ejb classes with ejbc generated stub and skeleton classes uk...util
- Several Helper classes
One such helper is Logger for which the Log4j jar file is needed. I deploy the
statement.jar file in the ear (as listed above). Weblogic throws an error message
saying cannot deploy statement (NoClassDefFound...): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/log4j/Category ie it cannot find the log4j package which is referenced
in the Class-Path header of the manifest.mf file and located in the ear file under
the lib directory.
The manifest.mf file contains a line with the following: Class-Path: lib/log4j.jar
lib/crimson.jar lib/jaxp.jar which I have read should allow the enterprise classloader
to pick up the log4j.jar and xml parsing classes (ref. weblogic server bible chap
18) without needing to be referenced in the weblogic start up class path.
Can manifest class-path references be used like this in weblogic 6.0? Where should
I put the application properties files in the war and jar files?
Clarification much appreciated. Ivan.
PS: I had this application working in exploded directory format with the jar files
in the system classpath and the properties file locations hardcoded in the class
files. (not ideal for a clustered production environment!)
This is hearsay but I was recommended to use v 6.1 SP 2.
/erik
"Ivan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>I have a problem wrapping up an exploded directory format application
>into an ear
>file running weblogic 6.0sp2 on winnt 4. One of the things I would like
>to do
>is load a config file from a helper class without specifying a path.
>
>
>EAR APP statementapp.ear contains: META-INF/MANIFEST.MF statement.jar
>statementwebapp.war
>META-INF/application.xml lib/log4j.jar (and other third party jar files
>crimson.jar,
>jaxp.jar etc.)
>
>The third party jar files have been manually unjar'ed and re-jar'ed without
>compression
>(after reading that a suggestion to someone else).
>
>WEB APP statementwebapp.war contains: all my jsp's at root level WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../servlets
>- servlets WEB-INF/classes/uk/.../util - helper classes WEB-INF/tlds
>- tag library
>descriptors WEB-INF/web.xml & weblogic.xml - deployment descriptors
>
>Some of the helper classes make use of configuration files (for example
>I have
>a Logger class that uses Log4j). Here is how I would like to access the
>config
>file
>
>... private static final String config = "config.properties" ; PropertyConfigurator.configure(
>config ) ; ...
>
>I have tried putting the config.properties file in the WEB-INF/classes
>directory
>and in the WEB-INF directory, however they don't seem to be found by
>the class
>loader.
>
>EJB statement.jar contains an ejb with the following: uk...business.statement...
>- Statement ejb classes with ejbc generated stub and skeleton classes
>uk...util
>- Several Helper classes
>
>One such helper is Logger for which the Log4j jar file is needed. I deploy
>the
>statement.jar file in the ear (as listed above). Weblogic throws an error
>message
>saying cannot deploy statement (NoClassDefFound...): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>org/apache/log4j/Category ie it cannot find the log4j package which is
>referenced
>in the Class-Path header of the manifest.mf file and located in the ear
>file under
>the lib directory.
>
>The manifest.mf file contains a line with the following: Class-Path:
>lib/log4j.jar
>lib/crimson.jar lib/jaxp.jar which I have read should allow the enterprise
>classloader
>to pick up the log4j.jar and xml parsing classes (ref. weblogic server
>bible chap
>18) without needing to be referenced in the weblogic start up class path.
>
>
>Can manifest class-path references be used like this in weblogic 6.0?
>Where should
>I put the application properties files in the war and jar files?
>
>Clarification much appreciated. Ivan.
>
>PS: I had this application working in exploded directory format with
>the jar files
>in the system classpath and the properties file locations hardcoded in
>the class
>files. (not ideal for a clustered production environment!)
>
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Is there any tool to help you make it a decision as to the quality of any particular app ?
Is there a tool to help you make a decision on purchasing different apps from the App Store ? So categories have hundreds and hundreds of choices?
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Good morning any one can help me with his experience???????
I'm a beginer in java programing and i wanted to see for my future. that means in future of my plans in programming. I'd like to be a good programmer by using Java language. but i want from you to suggest me which steps should I take to do that.
waiting for your suggestions.................
bye
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Programersok, step 1. invest massive amounts of time in learning. write code. a lot. if it doesn't work, which it won't, find out why
step 2. work out at least a vague career plan. do you really want to be a programmer? I mean really? you might be enjoying yourself cutting a bit of code at home, but it's an entirely different game programming commercially. chances are you'll be working on and maintaining other peoples code a lot of the time, and unlike coding at home, you'll have actual real deadlines that actually really matter, and you'll actually really not enjoy missing a deadline very much at all. you won't be just writing code you want to write, more often than not somebody else will give you a set of requirements to implement, and if you're lucky you'll get a say in what they are. of course, you won't be working alone, so you'll have other people waiting for you to finish what you're working on, or you'll be held up waiting for somebody else to finish what they're working on, neither are attractive prospects. and the damn thing has to work, so you'll have hours of endless fun testing it, being told you got it wrong, having to re-do stuff and suchlike. you'll estimate that something will take you, say, 16 hours to write, and then halfway through those 16 hours you'll realize you're miles from the finish because sockets don't quite behave as you first thought they did, or actually, that widget isn't particularly reliable after all. so you've got 8 hours left to do 15 hours work, plus undoing all the wasted effort so far. if you're really unlucky, you'll have just tons of ceremony to follow, especially if you land a "cushy" public sector job, only to be told that, yes, they still use and follow SSADM, so goodbye getting any work done, hello tons of paperwork and rigmarole
then you find that, oops, I did quite well at coding back at uni, but now it's the real world, and, well, all those OO skills I thought I'd gained are actually pretty much valueless, so it's down to the bookstore to spend a fortune, and lots of late night catch-up sessions, because the world doesn't stand still, and in particular software development doesn't stand still, so it's either a constant struggle to keep up with the tide of new information - you want to be marketable, don't you? - or you find some dead-end job nailing new functionality onto the sides of ancient legacy systems written on an Atari ST 15 years ago, only they were only ever designed to do one thing well, and with every new module shoehorned into it you can actually hear it groan and creak and you just know you're doing a terrible job, professionally speaking, and nothing to be proud of at all but it pays the bills. until you get bored and want to leave, only to find that - yep, you've guessed it - your skills are murderously out of date, knowing Java isn't enough any more, there's J2EE to contend with, and you don't want to learn about EJB cos they're so horrible, but everyone still wants you to have the skill, or they think they do, as well as JSP and Servlets, and oh have you ever deployed this on Linux or HP-UX? and the frameworks. oh! the frameworks! every damn company you look at working for has a totally different set of tools they use, and although it's technically all just SQL they'd prefer if you'd used Oracle, or SQL Server, or DB2. what? what's object-relational-mapping, you cry! so it's back to the bookstore again, more late night sessions. or maybe you choose a professionally run training course, only that turns out to be run by some other guy who didn't really know what he was doing, and decided "yes! training! that's where the money is!" and is basically re-hashing some exercises out of Connolly-Begg or something, and is basically a months salary down the drain. by this time you might be thinking "well, this isn't at all what I thought it would be", but it's too late now, you're a coder and there's no denying it. you think about looking at other areas, but that means either a huge pay cut, or more re-training. and all you wanted to do was write code for a living - it can't be that hard, you enjoy it at home right?
liking coding for fun and doing it for a living are a world apart. the absolute minimum requirement before even considering it is to have the ability to solve problems without other peoples help. well? what are you waiting for?? -
Wireless Deployment with Active Directory User Group Integration
I am trying to find out the best practice in deploying a WLAN for users in the cooperate environment, which uses their company active directory integrated laptops to join to the WLAN.
I know this can be done using certificates easily but I want to just find a way to deploy this without certificates and only based on the AD user group. Maybe a Radius server + LDAP server integration solution would be great.
Please advice. Thanks.
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www.lalantony.comThe easiest way to deply this is with a Microsoft toolkit, it has everything you need included, manuals, scripts to install and configure server-side components and it's very easy to use. You can get it from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=60c5d0a1-9820-480e-aa38-63485eca8b9b&displaylang=en
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Hi everyone,since one month ago, my sql server 2008 has been experimented that something makes that my cpu server always be on 100% at 10:00 am , and even sometimes have crashed the server because of this,i have no executions jobs programmed at that time,
ran sql history jobs to see if i missed some job, but not even one job seems to be executed at that time, also there is no antivirus or windows update programmed at time
Does any one can recommend me a tool that not be the sql profiler , that we can use to be on monitoring at that time and tried or catch what makes that the sql cpu go to 100%, this happens all days at the same time.
Thanks for your time and if there is any way that i can give you more information please tellme
----More Information
Well basically the sql server its a virtual server, at 10:00 am the sql works slower than usually, the ti support that is monitoring the virtual machine , see that cpu starts to raise at that time (10:00 am) and
usually takes 1-2 minutes to back to normally, i had a back up BD log and differencial at that casually was execute at time, i had to change the time and now does not affect at 10:00, when i had this backups the server crashes, because the cpu was not enough,
now i moved the job (back up log adn diff) and the server dont crashes anymore, but still be something at 10:00 that make the cpu raises to the top. by test we disabled mcaffe and even with mcaffe down the server still having the same issue.
elijos3110Elijos,
What do task manager or ProcessExplorer say at 10:00 AM? Could be an anti-virus program or something.
Hi, thanks for your time, Well
basically the sql server its a virtual server, at 10:00 am the sql works slower than usually, the ti support that is monitoring the virtual machine , see that cpu starts to raise at that time (10:00 am) and usually takes 1-2 minutes to back to normally, i
had a back up BD log and differencial at that casually was execute at time, i had to change the time and now does not affect at 10:00, when i had this backups the server crashes, because the cpu was not enough, now i moved the job (back up log adn diff) and
the server dont crashes anymore, but still be something at 10:00 that make the cpu raises to the top. by test we disabled mcaffe and even with mcaffe down the server still having the same issue.
elijos3110
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Behaviour differences between war file and exploded directory
Hi,
I'm baffled by differences in how my web app behaves when deploy in a war file and when deployed in exploded directory.
Firstly when I deploy in exploded directory format (using wldeploy in ant) - the jsps do not precompile. However, when I deploy the war file - again using ant and wldeploy - precompile works just fine - and general performance seems better.
Secondly - the webapp has a pdf file - which is used as a template to dynamically produce a document. When deployed
in exploded format - the webapp works fine and is able to read the pdf. However, when I deploy in war file, the pdf cannot be read.
Surely the behaviour should be the same whether we deploy as a war or exploded.
Someone please help
TariqSome behaviors will be different between a WAR file deployment and an exploded WAR deployment.
With respect to JSP precompile, you just say "they do not precompile", so I can't tell anything about that.
When you read files from an exploded WAR, you can reference them in two ways: as a resource, or as an absolute file path. When you read files from a WAR file, you can only read files as a resource, and not as an absolute file path. You're not giving any information about how you're reading the file, so I can't tell about that either.
You'd have to provide more detail to get better answers. -
Exploded directory: wl6.0 sp2: how to define in config.xml?
hi,
how do i define a web server with exploded directory format. i dont want to
use webcomponent because it creates a war and the jsp changes are not
reflected. war is fine for production, but during development i dont want to
restart the server to see the jsp changes.
is there a way to create a web server component with an exploded directory
format in config.xml. i want to map the current jsp directory to the web
server.
in short: i want to see the jsp changes immediately without restarting the
server everytime.
thanks.
"Muthu Ram" <[email protected]> wrote:
>hi,
>
>how do i define a web server with exploded directory format. i dont want
>to
>use webcomponent because it creates a war and the jsp changes are not
>reflected. war is fine for production, but during development i dont
>want to
>restart the server to see the jsp changes.
>
>is there a way to create a web server component with an exploded directory
>format in config.xml. i want to map the current jsp directory to the
>web
>server.
>
>in short: i want to see the jsp changes immediately without restarting
>the
>server everytime.
>
>thanks.
>
>
apparently if you create an empty file called REDEPLOY (no exstension) in your
meta-inf directory then either touch it if on unix or change it and save it (i
add then delete a spce in it) in win32. apparently wls looks at this file and
if its been changed it reloads the rest off the webapp and hey presto dynamic
deployment. the alternative is to goto the console goto your app uncheck the deployed
box click apply then check the deployed box and click apply (this should redeploy
it). Note jsps don't seem to redeploy well if you have keepgenerate set to true
in the weblogic.xml.
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