WebLogic Server Performance Monitor Console Extension

The win 32 download of this is in the unix compressed format tar.Z. After extracting the files using Winzip, i dont see any "win" installation directory. There are directories for UNIX flavors only. Where can i get the windows installable ?
I am using Win XP and WLS 8.1

There should be a setup.exe as well as a Win32 directory. The installer
should be smart enough to pickup which platform you are running and
install the appropriate binaries.
Paul.
sm <[email protected]> wrote:
The win 32 download of this is in the unix compressed format tar.Z. After
extracting the files using Winzip, i dont see any "win" installation
directory. There are directories for UNIX flavors only. Where can i
get the windows installable ?
I am using Win XP and WLS 8.1

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Hi All
i downloaded and installed the WL performance monitor, console extension
package
at http://commerce.bea.com/products/weblogicserverconsoleextension/wlsext_home.jsp
As i tried to deploy "performance monitor" web app to the WL server at
"Performance
Monitor > Installation Instructions " screen. I just saw the error msg
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"dso" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi All
i downloaded and installed the WL performance monitor, console extension
package
at http://commerce.bea.com/products/weblogicserverconsoleextension/wlsext_home.jsp
As i tried to deploy "performance monitor" web app to the WL server at
"Performance
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[J2EE:160029]I/O error while reading deployment - java.io.FileNotFoundException:
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Therefore, i used workaround to manually copy "PerformanceMonitor.war"
and "FenwayWL.war"
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it seems
of no use. I still failed to carry out any operations through "performance
monitor"
node at left panel of admin console. For e.g, i failed to enable "resources"
and
"statistics" monitoring option at "Performance Monitor > Agent Configuration
screen. Very thankful somebody can help me to sort out my problem. My
platform
is win2000 + WL 8.1 sp1
thanks u very much in advance.
dso

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>
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Pete's

user627554 wrote:
I attempted to install the 10.2.0.5 Grid Agent, but, came up with an installer error and may be due to a missing file. Which means to me that the Grid Agent was not meant to monitor OVS.The VM Management Pack for Grid Control is used to replace Oracle VM Manager and provide management and monitoring for Oracle VM. It is a licensed option for Grid Control, so you should speak to your Oracle Tech Sales representative about licensing it for your needs. You cannot monitor or manage Oracle VM Servers without VM Management Pack, as the agent does not work. Oracle VM Server is monitored by a remote agent.
Keep in mind that you can install the EM agent into the guests that are running on Oracle VM.

App Server performance monitoring

Hi
Does anyone know a good J2EE performance monitoring tool for Sun ONE AppServer 7 ???
I have found a few, but most of them support Weblogic, Websphere and they leave Sun ONE in the "others".
I want to know if there's a tool made specially for Sun ONE.
thank you very much

Here are two pointers from the article at http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/appserver/reference/techart/monitoring.html --
http://www.openview.hp.com/products/spi/spi_sunapp/index.html
http://www.halcyoninc.com/products/SunAS/index.php

Bea Weblogic Server performance question.

Hello,
Im wondering if there are big performance difference between Bea Weblogic Server
versions.
I run BWS 5.1 and find it great, I ve tested the application on 6.0 and it seems
to run as good as 5.1, I ve tested with 6.1 and it works fine too.
And now is my question... is it big difference between WLS from 5.1, 6.0, 6.1,
7.0, 8.0, 8.1 ???
I dont need any "super-hyper" features just run a simple EJB (30-40 EJBs) application.
If there are big performance difference then there is a good reason to update
to the latest WLS. (Do you have any benchmark urls for this issue?)
Do I need to modify the EJBs if I want to upgrade from 5.1 to 8.1 ??
When I upgraded from 5.1 to 6.1 there was a little changes I ve to make in the
xml files.
Thanks for all your help!
/Sonny!

"Sonny" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3f0d6ca6$[email protected]..
|
| Hello,
|
| Im wondering if there are big performance difference between Bea Weblogic
Server
| versions.
| I run BWS 5.1 and find it great, I ve tested the application on 6.0 and it
seems
| to run as good as 5.1, I ve tested with 6.1 and it works fine too.
| And now is my question... is it big difference between WLS from 5.1, 6.0,
6.1,
| 7.0, 8.0, 8.1 ???
| I dont need any "super-hyper" features just run a simple EJB (30-40 EJBs)
application.
|
| If there are big performance difference then there is a good reason to
update
| to the latest WLS. (Do you have any benchmark urls for this issue?)
|
| Do I need to modify the EJBs if I want to upgrade from 5.1 to 8.1 ??
| When I upgraded from 5.1 to 6.1 there was a little changes I ve to make in
the
| xml files.
|
| Thanks for all your help!
|
| /Sonny!
As new versions release, there is differences in performance. One
significant point to note is the JVM versions that are supported which
significantly impact the application server performance. The new WLS 8.1 on
the newest released 1.4.2 JVM is damn good. The 1.4.1_0x JVMs have been
dramatically slower in tests that I've done. So even incremental releases
will make an impact.
In newer releases, code matures also. I also believe in 7.x they gave the
capability of clustering JVM more effectively.
anyway... good luck.
ken k

Azure Application insight server performance monitoring

HI,
I am using Azure application insight and want to know how to handle below scenarios.
1) using Azure AppInsight across my application workflow which contains some non-asp.net components. I have a web role and a worker role, I can use AI in web role, but how can I use it in worker role. goal is to have end-to-end tracking for my workflow.
2) in web role, is there an option to get call timing details for my server side code. for page timing, I want to drill down which method in that page took maximum time.
3)when I use APp Insight javascript code in my page for tracking, it start collecting data. Is there an option to specifiy my some custom ID to log along with data. Presently AI logs its own sessionId and requestId, I want to associate my customId(per request)
against the captured data.
Thanks
singhhome

Also please see this thread for more information on how to configure AI for a worker role:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26505483/appinsights-for-wpf-application/26641583#26641583
Add Application Insights API nuget to your application, update the instrumentation key in the config to match
the one from you AI resource, then you can
TelemetryClient telemetryClient = new TelemetryClient();
and use methods such as TrackTrace, TraceRequest, TrackMetric/Event etc.
Application Insights team is hiring: https://careers.microsoft.com/jobdetails.aspx?jid=166735. Interested? Please email your resume to albulank at microsoft.com.

Monitor weblogic cluster server performance

I am using "System Monitor" got from http://dev2dev.bea.com/utilitiestools/monitoring.html to monitor my weblogic server performance. For single server, it is working well.
However I can't use it to monitor the cluster server performance. For example:
server 1 and server 2 have clustered weblogic server - APPS listerning on port 8888. On server 1, I have admin server running on server 1 - ADMIN_SVR1 listerning on port 232.
I can dump the admin server Mbean information as:
$java com.iternum.jmx.monitor.SystemMonitor -url t3://localhost:232 -user admin -password xxxxx -mBeanType ExecuteQueueRuntime -of performance.txt
However I can't dump the cluster server performance data as following:
$java com.iternum.jmx.monitor.SystemMonitor -url t3://localhost:8888 -user admin -password xxxxxx -mBeanType ExecuteQueueRuntime -of performance.txt
Did I make any mistake? Do you have better tool to monitor weblogic performance?
Thanks in advance,
carl

how to attach GC file?

Optimizing Bea Weblogic Server to improve performance

How do you optimize Bea Weblogic Server to improve performance?

WebLogic Server Performance and Tuning
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/perform/index.html

[BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER 5.1 sp8] performance pack load problem ....

Hi,
I am trying to use the weblogic server performance pack on BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER 5.1
sp8.
As explained in the following doc : http://www.weblogic.com/docs51/admindocs/tuning.html#performance%20packs
I use the following configuration :
weblogic.properties : weblogic.system.nativeIO.enable=true
LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set to "/bea/weblogic/wls510_sp8/lib/solaris"
Technical environement : SunOS 5.8 Generic_108528-06
But when I restart the server I have the following message :
"Mo Jun 03 18:19:06 CEST 2002:<A> <Posix Performance Pack> Could not initialize POSIX
Performance Pack.
Mo Jun 03 18:19:06 CEST 2002:<E> <Performance Pack> Unable to load performance pack,
using Java I/O."
Could you help me on this point, please ?

I think my Q is not clear. I shall explain how the application works. I am having application based on Swings and that is a website building program. User has options like ading an image into their site with an element called 'Image' available as part of the system. Then user can either select an image from the picture gallery provided or can upload his own image.
Now, if the user is uploading a picture that has space in name ( we use a servlet program to upload the image into user directory), it will get uploaded. But when the swing program tries to paint the image in the Image element ( It is essentially a JLabel ), the program is sending a request to the WL server. Since the URL contains space in name, server returns error. Even if do URL Encoding, it will add %20 in the URL and still WL will report error saying that file not found. It seems that WL is unable to process requests that has space in the URL.
If any one has any solution to this, please help..
Liju

WebLogic Server Performance Monitor Console Extension

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