Obtaining Bean Configuration Information (JMX)

Hi,
I am trying to gather information about beans deployed in WLS 6.x and I am
running into a problem. The information that I need (for example max beans
in cache) is available through the EntityCacheMBean. Through careful reverse
engineering and dissambling weblogic classes I found a path to it:
1. Look up MBeans of type "EJBComponent" and cast it to EJBComponentMBean
2. Get the EJBDescriptor by calling EJBComponentMBean's getEJBDescriptor()
method
3. getWeblogicEJBJarMBean()
4. getWeblogicEnterpriseBeans()
5. getEntityDescriptor()
6. getEntityCache()
The problem I have is that in step 2, getEJBDescriptor() returns null until
I take the console application and open the bean's deployment descriptor
itself; once I have the console open it then getEJBDescriptor() returns a
valid value and I can continue all the way down to the getEntityCache()
method..
So my question is how do I ask Weblogic to "Edit the EJB Descriptor"? Is
there an MBean method to do this?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Steve

Steven Haines <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to gather information about beans deployed in WLS 6.x and I am
running into a problem. The information that I need (for example max beans
in cache) is available through the EntityCacheMBean. Through careful reverse
engineering and dissambling weblogic classes I found a path to it:Steven, in case you didn't read it, license.txt says:
d. Restrictions on Use. Whether the Software is being licensed for Evaluation Use,
Development Use or Production Use, you may not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble
or otherwise attempt to determine source code or protocols from the Software or disclose
the results of software performance benchmarks to any third party without BEA's prior
written consent...
1. Look up MBeans of type "EJBComponent" and cast it to EJBComponentMBean
2. Get the EJBDescriptor by calling EJBComponentMBean's getEJBDescriptor()
method
3. getWeblogicEJBJarMBean()
4. getWeblogicEnterpriseBeans()
5. getEntityDescriptor()
6. getEntityCache()
The problem I have is that in step 2, getEJBDescriptor() returns null until
I take the console application and open the bean's deployment descriptor
itself; once I have the console open it then getEJBDescriptor() returns a
valid value and I can continue all the way down to the getEntityCache()
method..
So my question is how do I ask Weblogic to "Edit the EJB Descriptor"? Is
there an MBean method to do this?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Steve--
Dimitri

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===================
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===================
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===================
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===================
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I'm trying to setup Database Mail and send a test message, but it's not working.
I've done several step-by-steps and all and I can't get it to work. Also checked several posts in this forum but none helped. I think it used to work before (2 months ago) but we had to turn it off.
I've enabled it in Surface Configuration, have tried recreating all profiles, restarted SQL Agent, checked version mismatch...
I check the Database Mail and I get the following message:
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152
Process ID
7684
Last Modified
3/14/2013 6:49:58 PM
Last Modified By
SPEEDLING\sqlservice
Message
1) Exception Information
===================
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Data: System.Collections.ListDictionaryInternal
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Anton

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Configuration information is only available in SAP Solution Manager.
I always read about this.
But how find it in the sol man system actually?
Thanks very much.

Hi
do you mean IMG configuration of ABAP scenarios?
when you create the project in solution manager you can see all its configuration information on the tabs(TA Solar_project_Admin)
for the ABAP scenarios, executable configuration files (IMGs) are available. SAP Solution Manager has the capability of executing the ABAP scenarios IMG files during the configuration and management of the system landscape(TA Solar02)
I could suggest please go the link service.sap.com/solutionmanager.for needed informantion
Jansi

SUM Error Configuration Information Gathering

Hello all
I'm a bit stuck. I started a SUM to update our Solution Manager from 71 SP4 to SP 11. Downloaded SUM and started it. It got through the Extraction phase OK but at the Configuration - Information Gathering phase I have encountered a problem.
Error while executing Task with input file ReadProfiles.xml and task READ_DB_DRIVER_LOCATION. Task READ_DB_DRIVER_LOCATION not found in configuration file ReadProfiles.xml.
And indeed, there is no mention of READ_DB_DRIVER_LOCATION in the xml file. SUM release details:
Software Update Manager Version: 1.0
Support Package Version: 10
Patch Level: 8
I have tried to reset update and presented with
Unable to reset the upgrade
Unable to execute the SDT request list SUM
Revoke is not allowed for the current operation configure.
So it seems I need to fix the problme before I proceed any further. I was planning on downloading a later release or support package of the current release of SUM.
Any insight would be appreciated.
Regards
Ray Phillips

Hi
Have you check the here under note (if you are using Oracle) ?
Regards
1161052 - Add. Info: SAPehpi/SUM for Systems on Oracle
Before you start the EHP Installation please check your Oracle JDBC driver.
The Software Update Manager takes the JDBC driver from the location specified in entry "rdbms.driverLocation" within file "/usr/sap/<SID>/<INSTANCE<nr>/j2ee/cluster/bootstrap/bootstrap.property". The driver specified in that entry is then copied to directory "SUM/java/lib" during the prepare process in the phase "READ_DB_DRIVER_LOCATION".
Later on, during the phases: "DETERMINE_JAVA_PORTS" or "GET_DMT_DB_INF", you may encounter the following errors in case of an outdated JDBC driver specified in the above mentioned bootstrap.property file:
====== error fragment 1 =====
Could not set up a database connection. See previous messages.

The local node entry in Cluster Configuration information does not match wi

In installing 10.1.0.3 CRS on Solaris 8 x86, I keep getting the error, "The local node entry in Cluster Configuration information does not match with the entry in /etc file." Both addresses are defined in the /etc/inet/hosts and are pingable. There seems to be no way to get past this issue. Earlier I installed 10.2.0.1 CRS on SLES9 SP2 on a system with the same network settings and had no problem. Is there some way to force the installer to accept the addresses given and proceed past this step?

All,
I think there can be two problems
1.
if your host file looks as follows
# Public
192.168.2.x rac1.localdomain rac1
192.168.2.x rac2.localdomain rac2
#Private
192.168.0.x rac1-priv.localdomain rac1-priv
192.168.0.x rac2-priv.localdomain rac2-priv
#Virtual
192.168.2.x rac1-vip.localdomain rac1-vip
192.168.2.x rac2-vip.localdomain rac2-vip
then you should be able to do rsh or ssh sucessfully for each aliases at least one from each nodes
(ex)
on node rac1
ssh rac1 date
ssh rac1.localdomain date
ssh rac2 date
ssh rac2.localdomain date
2. you should create user equivalance on all the nodes as follows
Edit the /etc/hosts.equiv file to include all the RAC nodes:
+rac1 oracle
+rac2 oracle
+rac1-priv oracle
+rac2-priv oracle

Portal Err :WWV-41439 - You cannot login as no configuration information

Hi friends,
I am using Oracle Application server 9.0.4. I have already using discoverer and other components.
Now, when I have started Portal Builder after configuring it using the link as below :
http://host_name.domain_name:7777/pls/portal.
It shows a link for the login. When I click to that link, it shows the error like,
"WWV-41439 - You cannot login because there is no configuration information stored in the enabler configuration table."
In Action to solve this error it is return I should add domain name with hostname in ServerName. I cannot understand where I need to do the modification.

fyi..
was able to resolved as a result of the following notes:
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There are seven scripts that I needed to run -
my initial mistake was that I mistyped the URL by including port 80. The
scripts must be run without specifying port 80
Steve Flournoy

Date.htm has configuration information that is invalid

Error msg:
"The following translators were not loaded due to errors: Date.htm has confi
guration information that is not valid."
There isn't even any configuration information IN that file.
How do I get RID of this super annoying error?
GF

Well that was not very helpful.
4. Delete FileCache.dat files from the Dreamweaver user configuration folder.
> I find no such file(s) anywhere
12. Recreate the Dreamweaver user configuration folder.
I find no config folder in user > (user)... actually there is no Library folder here even
> Dreamweaver won't load
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Translator not load ASP.htm invalid configuration information

I received this message when starting dreamweaver this
morning: "Translator not loaded, invalide configuration information
ASP.htm" How do I get the valid configuration information? I
examined the translator file ASP.htm, and from what I could tell,
it was not corrupted.
Thanks in advance,
Richard

It's posted hundreds of times here. A quick search would have
found it....
You can try this simple fix -
Quit DW.
Find this folder -
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver
8\Configuration\WinFileCache-*.dat
(these folders are normally hidden - you may have to use
Explorer > Tools >
Folder Options to unhide them)
or on Mac -
Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Dreamweaver
8/Configuration/MacFileCache-*.dat
and delete it.
Restart DW. Works better?
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