OC4J Newbie: How to configure oc4j em console

I have recently downloaded the oc4j_extended_101340.zip and followed the installation procedures. After issuing the java -jar oc4j.jar (from $J2EE_HOME), I am able to access the http://<hostname>:8888 URL with success. However, when I click the link to manage the oc4j instance (http://<hostname>:8888/em) I am redirected to (http://<hostname>:8888/em/console/ias/oc4j/home), but receive an internal server error 500. Is there something I'm missing?

After modifying the j2ee-logging.xml file for increased tracing and restarting the oc4j instance (output follows)...
08/09/09 09:20:52 FINEST: Oc4jMBeanServerFactory.init Creating MBeanServer for domain oc4j
08/09/09 09:20:52 FINEST: Oc4jMBeanServerFactory.registerSystemMBeans Registering J2EELogging MBean with MBeanServer
08/09/09 09:20:52 FINEST: Oc4jMBeanServerFactory.registerSystemMBeans Registering the J2EEDomain MBean with MBeanServer
08/09/09 09:20:52 FINEST: Oc4jMBeanServerFactory.registerSystemMBeans Registering the EJBCompiler MBean with MBeanServer
08/09/09 09:20:52 FINEST: Oc4jMBeanServerFactory.registerSystemMBeans Registering the Compiler MBean with MBeanServer
08/09/09 09:20:52 FINER: UseDeploymentLockFile.installIfNeeded File lock hooks not installed
08/09/09 09:20:59 FINER: LocalizationFilterMBeanServer.registerMBean register mbean: default:type=OracleASJMSConnector,name=OracleASjms,providerType=OracleASJMS
2008-09-09 09:21:01.425 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00011 Http server listener initialized on port: 8888
2008-09-09 09:21:01.437 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00012 Starting web site: file:/data/oracle/product/10.2/oc4j-standalone/j2ee/home/config/default-web-site.xml
2008-09-09 09:21:01.478 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: fop
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> Initializing JspPageTable
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> Servlet Config = com.evermind.server.http.EvermindServletConfig@16999c8
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> JspServlet Instance =oracle.jsp.runtimev2.JspServlet@1ef3d12
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> pageRepositoryRoot = /data/oracle/product/10.2/oc4j-standalone/j2ee/home/application-deployments/default/fop/persistence/_pages
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> justRunShortCut = false
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> jsp-timeout = 0
08/09/09 09:21:01 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> TldCache= oracle.jsp.parse.tldcache.ApplicationTldCacheImpl@1927504
2008-09-09 09:21:01.997 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: fop started
2008-09-09 09:21:01.998 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: dms0
2008-09-09 09:21:01.998 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: dms0 started
2008-09-09 09:21:01.999 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: dms0
2008-09-09 09:21:01.999 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: dms0 started
2008-09-09 09:21:02.000 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: JMXSoapAdapter-web
2008-09-09 09:21:02.000 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: JMXSoapAdapter-web started
2008-09-09 09:21:02.000 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: jmsrouter_web
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> Initializing JspPageTable
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> Servlet Config = com.evermind.server.http.EvermindServletConfig@1c37b8f
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> JspServlet Instance =oracle.jsp.runtimev2.JspServlet@e51960
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> pageRepositoryRoot = /data/oracle/product/10.2/oc4j-standalone/j2ee/home/application-deployments/default/jmsrouter_web/persistence/_pages
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> justRunShortCut = false
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> jsp-timeout = 0
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> TldCache= oracle.jsp.parse.tldcache.ApplicationTldCacheImpl@e51510
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: MsgRouterMBeanServlet.init MsgRouterMBeanServlet initializing
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: MsgRouterMBean.<init> Created MsgRouterMBean: oracle.j2ee.jmsrouter.mbean.MsgRouterMBean@1cc5af0
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: MsgRouterMBean.postRegister ENTRY
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: JMXStateImpl.Context getApplicationJndiContext() ENTRY
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: JMXStateImpl.getApplicationJndiContext appName_: default
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: JMXStateImpl.Context getApplicationJndiContext() RETURN application default context
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: AdminMgrBean.ejbCreate AdminMgrBean created: oracle.j2ee.jmsrouter.ejb.AdminMgrBean@18c668c
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: MsgRouterMBean.fireXMLConfigEvent ENTRY
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: MsgRouterMBean.fireXMLConfigEvent RETURN
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINE: Oc4jJmsMbeanAccessor.registerXMLConfigListener Registered XMLConfigListener
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: MsgRouterMBean.postRegister RETURN
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINER: LocalizationFilterMBeanServer.registerMBean register mbean: default:j2eeType=OracleASJMSRouter
08/09/09 09:21:02 FINE: MsgRouterMBeanServlet.registerMBean Registered Message Router MBean
2008-09-09 09:21:02.235 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: jmsrouter_web started
2008-09-09 09:21:02.236 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: javasso-web
2008-09-09 09:21:02.237 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: javasso-web started
2008-09-09 09:21:02.237 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00014 Starting web application: ascontrol
08/09/09 09:21:03 FINER: LocalizationFilterMBeanServer.registerMBean register mbean: ascontrol:objectName=LogViewerService
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> Initializing JspPageTable
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> Servlet Config = com.evermind.server.http.EvermindServletConfig@6d98
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> JspServlet Instance =oracle.jsp.runtimev2.JspServlet@1b2cb9
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> pageRepositoryRoot = /data/oracle/product/10.2/oc4j-standalone/j2ee/home/application-deployments/ascontrol/ascontrol/persistence/_pages
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> justRunShortCut = true
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> jsp-timeout = 0
08/09/09 09:21:04 FINEST: JspPageTable.<init> TldCache= oracle.jsp.parse.tldcache.ApplicationTldCacheImpl@154ec5
2008-09-09 09:21:04.307 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00015 Web application: ascontrol started
2008-09-09 09:21:04.308 NOTIFICATION J2EE HTTP-00013 Web site: file:/data/oracle/product/10.2/oc4j-standalone/j2ee/home/config/default-web-site.xml started
08/09/09 09:21:04 Oracle Containers for J2EE 10g (10.1.3.4.0) initialized
08/09/09 09:22:04 FINER: AdminMgrBean.ejbRemove AdminMgrBean remove: oracle.j2ee.jmsrouter.ejb.AdminMgrBean@18c668c

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I have to configure a JMS for an Asynchronous process in my Application which will be running in Oracle 10G Application Server. Development Environment is Oracle JDeveloper 10G.
I am facing a problem on how to configure JMS queue.
Steps Followed are:
in the <JDevloperHome>/j2ee/home/config
1. Made the new queue and connection factory's JMS entry in jms.xml.
2. Specifed the queue in oc4j-connectors.xml.
3. played around with application.xml
and tried all combinations, but the message producer always failed to lookup the queue.
Need help on the steps to follow so that the producer can post the message in the queue.
Also please help how to configure the MDB to listen to the queue.
Thanx and Regards
Subham

If you were dealing with Oracle 10g app server as opposed to standalone, I might be better able to help you.
One thing though, when you are configuring your MDB in the orion-ejb-jar.xml file, do not forget to specify attribute listener-threads, otherwise no matter how many beans you have in your MDB pool, only one bean will be listening to the queue. Many listener-threads equal to max number of beans in pool.

How to configure database connectivity in OC4J App server.

Hi,
I am working on Oracle ESB flows. I have the flow inserting rows into database table using database connection that I have defined. I havent set up connection settings in OC4J EM console.
I dont wonder when JDeveloper is inserting rows into tables, as connection is explicitely defined in JDeveloper.
Now I login to EM enviroment and click on Home, click on Web Services tab, and when I use this flow as a Web Service end point and feed values through the form that it provided, it also works. But since I havent defined any connection properties in App Server explicitely, I wonder where is it getting connection properties(JNDI name) from.
I want to configure some settings in Testing Environment and am kind of stuck at this point.
Thanks,

Hi.
When you don't have JNDI configured, OC4J uses the design time connection defined in the Adapter's WSDL. Look for the following description in your Adapter WSDL:

Now, for JNDI configuration, you can use the SOA Suite tutorial as a reference:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/core.1013/b28937/setting_up.htm#CIHBHEFC
There you can find the steps to create a connection pool, data source, etc.
Denis

How to configure the .EAR to the OC4J server step by step ?

I have configured the JavaBean of the OC4J server with the following step:
1.create the eosp.ear with the JDeveloper's wizard
2.copy the eosp.ear to the OC4J Server with the Path:
J2EE_HOME/applications/
3.modify the server.xml and add the following words:
<application name="eosp" path="../applications/eosp.ear" auto-start="true"/>
4.restart the OC4J server and show the information:
Auto-deploying eosp (New server version detected)...
5.create the new JSP and this source code is:
<%@ page import="com.beautybeard.eosp.common.*"%>
<%@ page import="com.beautybeard.eosp.constant.*"%>
6.visit the JSP and show the error information:
Error parsing JSP page /eosp/usr_profile/login.jsp
Syntax error in source/eosp/usr_profile/login.jsp.java:5: Package com.beautybeard.eosp.common not found in import.import com.beautybeard.eosp.common.*; ^/eosp/usr_profile/login.jsp.java:6: Package com.beautybeard.eosp.constant not found in import.import com.beautybeard.eosp.constant.*; ^2 errors
why?
why can not find the package?
please help me out

Hi Sky-
It looks like you have a web application only.
You need to create a war file as described above. A war file is a jar'd file containing your web components, including your javabean class files, etc. JDeveloper 9i can do this for you. You've already done the hard work. Suppose that the project you have created that contains your javabeans, etc in JDev 9i is called myproject (with myproject.jpr as the project file). Right click on the myproject.jpr in the JDev navigator and select 'new...', go to Deployment Profiles and select J2EE Web Module (WAR File) - a general screen will pop up asking you to save the deployment profile (you can just use the default if you want). Once you select OK on that, you will get a screen that calls itself the J2EE Web Module Deployment Profile Settings. This is the screen that you can use to enter your information.
Your servlet and javabean classes will go into WEB-INF/classes subdirectory that you see to your left in this window. Simply select the WEB-INF/classes entry and it will display a list of your java sources (it will only place the compiled output in this directory - there is a toggle for it).
Once you have specified that your javabean and servlet classes go in this directory, you should be set. Go ahead and save / close. In your navigation screen under your project (myproject.jpr or whatever your project name is) you will see your files, jsps, etc and something called webapp1.deploy (if you accepted the default). If you right-click on that, you will get a menu that asks a number of things, one of which is to Deploy to EAR file. Select that entry and it will create an ear file for you. You can play with the various settings to change the name of the ear file, but that's about all you have to do. Once this is completed, you can put the EAR file on your linux box or wherever you want, adjust your server.xml and default-web-app.xml files and launch the app!
Good luck!
Ray
Hi,Ray
Thank you for giving me the detail information!
I'm sorry that I can not give the detail and clear problem ,which make you delusoried.
ok,now I give you my aim.
1. I will construct my application system with JavaBean(not EJB),Servlet,JSPs (linux+IAS+JDeveloper+Oracle8i database)
2. I will package business function with JavaBean. example:
* CheckLogin.java
package com.beautybeard.eosp.javabean.usrprofile;
import com.beautybeard.eosp.common.*;
import com.beautybeard.eosp.data.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.lang.*;
public class CheckLogin{
public CheckLogin()
//do nothing here
public boolean getCheckLogin(){
3. I will control the request and response with Servlets.
example:
*CheckLoginSevlet.java
package com.beautybeard.eosp.servlet.usrprofile;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.sql.*;
import com.beautybeard.eosp.servlet.*;
import com.beautybeard.eosp.javabean.usrprofile.*;
public class CheckLoginServlet extends DefaultServlet
public void service(HttpServletRequest req,HttpServletResponse res) throws IOException, ServletException
//use the JavaBean
CheckLogin cl = new CheckLogin();
if (cl.getCheckLogin){
res.sendRedirect("login.jsp");
}else{
res.sendRedirect("err.jsp");
4. I will display the result with JSPs:
example:
<%//login.jsp%>
<%@ page import="com.beautybeard.eosp.common.*"%>
<%@ page import="com.beautybeard.eosp.data.*"%>
5. I have success on running the above steps in the 9iJDevelper(pure java) environment(OS:Windows 2000 Server), and now I will move the JSPs ,Servlets,JavaBeans to the Server(linux) without the JDeveloper's deployment wizard.
how to configure the IAS to carry my point?
thank you!
Sky liu

How to start OC4J in Sun Solaris???

How to start OC4J in Sun Solaris???

It's very simple, you go to the OBIEE documentation page:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10415_01/doc/nav/portal_booklist.htm
And you download the Infrastructure Installation and Configuration Guide. You then read it and get to the section where if talks about Starting and Stopping the OC4J Process.

Configuring OC4J with webcache

Hi All,
I have requirement of configuring OC4J with webcache.
I got an OC4J903 standalone server and webcache is seperately installed.
I am able to get the webchacheadmin screen and i am now stuck with how to go ahead.
looking forward for help.
thanks in advance,
Sudha

I assume the Web Cache you have is the 9.0.2.0 standalone. First of all, patch your Web Cache 9.0.2.0 standalone to the latest level you can find on Metalink. This is currently 9.0.2.2bp1 (on Solaris).
(You can use Web Cache 9.0.2.x with OC4J 9.0.3.x.)
Next, follow the steps in the Oracle9iAS Web Cache Administration and Deployment Guide, accessible from OTN. Chapter 6 of this guide is a good place to start, although Parts I and II are useful in their entirety.
Your basic steps are going to be:
- access the Web Cache Manager admin UI (hostname:4000 is the default); default uname/pwd is administrator/administrator
- make sure Web Cache is listening on the desired port(s)
- define a site
- configure application web server settings (in this case, your OC4J standalone) from which to fetch fresh content
- configure site-to-server mappings; you can map more than one application server to a site (enables load balancing)
- configure caching, compression and expiration rules and/or modify your application to use ESI
- don't forget to apply changes and restart
Still, I would really advise using the manual and online help to get started. It's easy once you grasp the concepts described in the manual.

Oc4j cluster how to?

Hello,
i have downloaded document from metalink and that seems to be very useful.
What is your opinion about below?
If something else is useful, kindly guide.
Appriciate your help.
Thanks and regards,
Kash.
summary is as below:
Reference in metalink:
Bulletin: Configuring Multiple OC4J Instances as a High Availability Cluster
SUMMARY
To configure multiple OC4J instances as a clustered environment with session
replication between instances of the same cluster:
[1] Configure the http-web-site.xml/default-web-site.xml file as follows:
(a) Configure following attributes in <web-site> tag:
- ensure HOST attribute provides fully qualified name of the machine.
- ensure CLUSTER-ISLAND attribute provides same value for all
instances of the cluster.
(b) Add as a child element of <web-site> a <frontend> tag identifying
the hostname and port of the "clusters" global name:
<web-site
display-name="kash:rmi(20001):web(28881)"
host="kash..website.com"
port="28881"
cluster-island="21"
>
<frontend
host="kash.website.com"
port="28080"
/>
[2] Ensure that each web applications "orion-web.xml" deployment descriptor contains or will get generated with a <cluster-config> tag. Ensure that the ID attribute of this tag is set the same for all orion-web.xml files on this container but that different values are used on other instances:
<cluster-config
id="20002"
/>
[3] Edit the http-web-site.xml/default-web-site.xml file and ensure that the
<web-app> tag for any application which propagates state information has a
"load-on-startup" value of "true":
<web-app
application="BalanceTest"
name="web"
root="/bal"
load-on-startup="true"
/>
[4] Edit the "web.xml" deployment description for any web module which will replicate it's session information to other instances and ensure that a
<distributable> tag is present:
<web-app>
<display-name>BalanceTest2881</display-name>
<description>Test of servlet load balancing/failover</description>
<distributable/>
[5] Startup the load-balancer from %ORACLE_HOME%\j2ee\home directory by running:
java -jar loadbalancer.jar -host <generic hostname> -port <port>
-minimumIsland <min> -maximumIsland <max> -debug
[6] Startup individual OC4J instances from %ORACLE_HOME%\j2ee\home directory by running:
java -Dhttp.cluster.debug=true -Dcluster.debug=true -jar oc4j.jar
-config <path to server.xml of instance> -verbosity 10
[7] Browser requests can then be sent using the cluster wide hostname and port number associated with the load-balancer:
http://kash.website.com:28080/bal/BalanceTest
[8] The messages displayed to the console window for each instance can be used to identify the propagation of session state messages (both sent and
received).
Through these messages it is possible to identify and then terminate the
OC4J instance which is currently associated with that session. After this,
further requests to the same URL should will be dispatched to a different
OC4J instance but the same session values will be seen.
Edited by: user10419491 on Jun 23, 2009 10:42 PM

Hello,
There is another method to configure OC4J Cluster: From the Admin GUI (em)
Seems its very easy and riskless.
I have seen some recommendations to not configure from the flat files.
Where i think if the em does not support you for some features, then we have no choice but use files.
Any opinion please?
Thanks and regards,
-Kash.

How to make OC4J and IIS on diffrent machines ?

Hi,
How to make OC4J and IIS running diffrent machines. following document tells use "standalone ONS daemon",Can anybody tell what standalone ONS daemon means and steps to be done to make IIS working on diffrent machine
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25221_03/web.1013/b25211/oc4jplugin.htm#i638738
Thanks & Regards
Vino joy

sender,
the quantize menu is in the top info box in the arrange.
if you double click on it, an extended parameter box appears with a lot of quantizing options. also RTFM about this bit.
in the sample editor, there is an audio quantize feature.
but it is old, and probably hasn't been updated in ten years........try it, you
'll prolly hate it.
there is also a quantize audio/groove plug, in the special menu.
it works....sorta.
if you're talkin' drums, on seperate tracks, like kik on one, and snr on the next, etc., try strip silence to cut the loop/file up, then select same in the arrange trk and quantize this, as above. (info box).
this does work well provided you know just where you want the feel to be.
you could also try making a groove template of the original clip/loop and use this as a timing reference.
this also works well if you can get a clean footprint of the audio.
best,
DR9

How to Install OC4j in linux

Hi all..
I am novice user of Linux Platform...
I wanted to install oc4j under linux..
The Staps in followed ..
1.. i have installed jdk 1.3.1 linux version
2.. i have unzipped to ,zip file
after this i have set the path
but duuno how to set the class path
as i ahve to run java -jar oc4j.jar
how shuold i go about it..
Any sugg...gr8 helpful
Reg
Raj

Thank you AndrewThompson64
You have done a great job.You are welcome.. but really, the only
'great' thing I did was a quick search on
'Java install linux'
to show that link (that I knew was around
here somewhere) at the top of the
search reasults!
Thanks for your interest to help me.You are welcome. :-)
Next time you get stuck, 'drop back by'* and
I'll show you some more clever search tips. ;-)
* ..but really, you will gain a lot if you simply
'lurk' around the forum and read other posts,
even as you are writing code..

How to Configure ODI Console to Connect Multiple Master Repositories

Hi,
Can anybody help me in following,
1. How to configure ODI Console to access Multiple Master Repositories and its corresponding Work Repository?
2. Solutions are not supported by ODI Console? Is it possible to import scenarios as solutions in ODI Console?
Thanks
MT

MT,
1. I can only speak on my own experience in setting up the ODI console, but my understanding is that the console is configured against a single master repository - the connection details are picked up when the WebLogic server starts. If I'm wrong, I'm sure one of the gurus will correct me.
2. I haven't come across a way to do this - I'm using 11.1.1.5. Aside from my initial go-live, I tend to only promote individual scenarios across environments. For the rare occasion when I need to do a larger bulk import I'll just use ODI Studio.

Configuring OC4j with Apache HTTPD server

I want to use OC4j as servlet container and Apache Server as a
Http server handling all static requests. Now as per the OC4j
documentation I created a OC4j.conf file and included the same
in the main httpd.conf file.
However I could not get my servlets running.I get the page not
found error.Can you suggest a way out.

Hi,
Try this step.
Comment the following statements from your Jserv.conf file in
<oracle_home>/Apache/Jserv/conf :-
ApJServMount /servlets /root
ApJServMount /servlet /root
Still not working, reply.
Regards,
Yoga

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