Transcription of Oracle WebLogic server 11g administration …
1 28 LoggingintotheAdministrationConsole29 NavigatingtheAdministrationConsole 31 UsingtheChangeCenter33 WorkingwiththeAdministrationConsole36 NodeManager37 TheWebLogicScriptingTool(WLST)39 OfflineandOnlineWLST39 InvokingWLST39 UsingWLSTinScriptMode40 ConnectingtoaWebLogicServerInstance41 DisconnectingfromtheServer42 UsingtheHelpCommand43 KeyWLSTC ommandGroups43 Summary452 AdministeringWebLogicServerInstances47 ManagingtheServers48 AdministrationandManagedServers48 AdminServerFailuresandtheManagedServers4 9 SelectingtheStartModeforaServer49 ConfiguringClassCaching51 SettingtheEnvironment51 ConfiguringServerInstanceswiththeConsole 52 ProvidingUserCredentials54 UsingtheNodeManagertoManageServers57 NodeManagerCapabilities57 StartingtheNodeManager59 StoppingtheNodeManager60 MonitoringtheNodeManagerLogs61 RunningtheNodeManagerasaWindowsService61 ConfiguringtheNodeManager63 TheNodeManagerDomainsFile65 KeyWLSTNodeManagerCommands65 LifeCycleofWebLogicServerInstances67 TheSTARTING,STANDBY.
2 AndRUNNINGS tates67 TheSHUTDOWN,SUSPENDING,and aWindowsService92 SettingUptheService93 SettingUptheManagedServeras aWindowsService94 StartingandStoppingthe Service94 ChangingStartupCredentialsforaService94 RemovingaService95 DealingwithWebLogicServerFailures95 StartingaFailedAdminServer95 ManagedServerIndependence(MSI)Mode97 DeletingServers98 Summary993 CreatingandConfiguringWebLogicServerDoma ins101 StructureofaWebLogicServerDomain102 WebLogicServerInstances103 WebLogicServerClusters104 DomainResources104 DomainRestrictions105 DomainDirectories105 UnderstandingDomainConfigurationChanges1 08 ' ,Connections,Transactions,andMessaging15 9 JNDIandNamingandDirectoryServices160 JNDIA rchitecture161 ViewingtheWebLogicServerJNDITree162 UsingJNDItoConnectaJavaClienttoaServer16 2 ClusteredJNDI165 ConfiguringTransactions166 TransactionsandtheACIDTest166 TypesofWebLogicTransactions166 TransactionsandtheTwo-PhaseCommit166 ConfiguringWebLogicJTA167 MonitoringTransactionServices169 TransactionLogsandTransactionRecovery170 ConfiguringDatabaseConnections171 JDBCA rchitecture172 EnablingXAintheDatabase175 DataSources175 UnderstandingWebLogicJDBCC onfiguration176 UsingaJDBCS ystemModule177 CreatingaGenericDataSource179 UsingaCridLinkDataSource181 ContentsxiiiConfiguringaMultiDataSource1 82 ConfiguringaJDBCDataSource184 ManagingDataSources189 StartingandStoppingaDataSource190 ConfiguringJavaMessagingServices(JMS)
3 191 MessageCommunicationModes191 StructureofaJMSM essage191 ComponentsofaJMSM essagingApplication192 WebLogicJMSA rchitecture195 ConfiguringWebLogicServerJMS199 MonitoringJMSS ervers206 CreatingJMSS ystemModules208 SystemModulesandSubdeployments213 MigrationofJMS-RelatedServices215 Store-and-Forward(SAF)ServiceforReliable Messaging216 WebLogicMessagingBridge218 ForeignJMSS ervers219 ConfiguringWebLogicJavaMail219 ConfiguringMailSessions220 ConfiguringaMailSession221 Summary2225 ConfiguringtheWebLogicServerEnvironment2 23 OptimizingApplicationPerformance224 WebLogicServerThreadPools224 WorkManagers225 ConfiguringWorkManagers226 WorkManagerComponents228 DefiningaWorkManagerThroughtheConsole231 ManagingServerWorkOverload234 ThrottlingtheThreadPool234 HandlingOverloadorFailureConditions235 LimitingActiveHTTPS essions236 DealingwithStuckThreads237 WebLogicServerSelfHealthMonitoring238 OptimalNetworkConfiguration239 BenefitsofUsingNetworkChannels239 CreatingCustomNetworkChannels240 Tunneling241 ConfiguringNetworkChannels242 DesigningNetworkChannels244 TheJavaConnectorArchitecture(JCA)
4 246 ManagingResourceAdaptersThroughtheConsol e247 MonitoringResourceAdapterConnections248 TheWebLogicTuxedoConnector248 Summary249xivOracleWebLogicServer11gAdmi nistrationHandbook6 MonitoringandTroubleshootingWebLogicServ er251 TheWeblogicDiagnosticFramework252 UsingWLDF withtheJRockitFlightRecorder254 UsingtheMonitoringDashboard258 ConfiguringDiagnosticImageCapture259 ConfiguringaDiagnosticArchive262 UsingaDiagnosticSystemModule263 ConfiguringMetricCollection265 ConfiguringWLDFI nstrumentation267 ConfiguringWatchesandNotifications274 AccessingtheWLDFD iagnosticData279 MonitoringWebLogicServerInstances280 Monitoringwiththe AdministrationConsole280 MonitoringwithJMX283 UsingWLSTM onitoringScripts286 MonitoringwithSNMP289 UnderstandingWebLogicLoggingServices293 UnderstandingtheLogFiles293 AnatomyofaLogMessage294 ViewingLogs295 ConfiguringaDomainLogFilter296 SubsystemLogs297 UnderstandingServerLogFileMaintenance297 SettingDebuggingFlagsUsingtheConsole298 IntegratingApplicationandServerLogging29 9 ControllingServerLogMessagestoLogDestina tions299 WebLogicServerTroubleshooting300 UnderstandingJavaThreadDumps300 CollectingaJRockitThreadDump303 JVMC rashes306 GeneratingLogsforTroubleshooting307 AutomaticallyLoggingLowMemoryConditions3 08 OutofMemoryErrors309 Summary3107 WorkingwithWebLogicServerClusters311 IntroductiontoWebLogicServerClusters312 RelationshipBetweenClustersandaDomain313 DeploymentinaCluster314 ClusterArchitectures314 HowClustersCommunicate318 NamingClusterInstances318 ConfiguringaCluster320 UsingtheAdministrationConsole320 ContentsXVManagingaWebLogicServerCluster 325
5 StartingandStoppingthe Cluster326 StartingandStoppingwithScripts326 MonitoringaCluster329 ClusteringWebLogicServerServices330 JNDIN amingService330 JDBCC lustering331 JMSandClusters331 WebLogicServerLoadBalancing331 Load-BalancingServletsandJSPs331 LoadBalancingforEJBsandRMIO bjects332 ApplicationFailoverandReplication334 DetectingApplicationFailures335 HandlingServletandJSPF ailures335 FailoverforEJBsandRMIs338 HandlingServerandServiceFailures339 MigratableServers339 ManualandAutomaticServiceMigration339 MigratableTargets339 LeasingandAutomaticMigration340 MigratingJMS-RelatedServices341 ConfiguringMigrationofJTAS ervices343 WholeServerMigration344 UsingWLSTtoMigrateServices347 Summary3488 UnderstandingWebLogicServerApplicationDe ployment349 IntroductiontoWebLogicServerDeployment35 0 TypesofApplicationsYou CanDeploy351 DeploymentTargets351 DeploymentTools352 DeploymentDescriptors,Annotations, ,Croups,Roles.
6 AndSecurityPolicies414 Users415 Groups416 SecurityRoles418 ConfiguringSecurityPolicies420 StaticandDynamicSecurityConditions421 SecurityModelsforWebApplicationsandEJBs4 22 TheDeploymentDescriptorOnlyModel422 TheCustomRolesModel422 TheCustomRolesandPoliciesModel423 TheAdvancedModel423 Security-RelatedDeploymentDescriptors423 ConfiguringtheEmbeddedLDAPS erver425 ConfiguringaRDBMS astheSecurityStore427 SettingUptheRDBMSS ecurityStore427 CreatingTablesintheRDBMSS tore427 SettingUpJMSN otificationsforSecurityChanges427 ConfiguringDomainSecurity428 ConfiguringDomainSecurityintheAdministra tionConsole429 EnablingTrustBetweenDomains433 UsingConnectionFilters434 ContentsxviiConfiguringSSL434 ConfiguringIdentityandTrust435 SettingSSLC onfigurationAttributes441 OracleWebLogicSecurityBestPractices446 UseMultipleAdministrativeUsers446 ControlAccesstoWebLogicResources446 AvoidRunningtheServerUnderaPrivilegedAcc ount446 EnableSecurityAuditing447 UseConnectionFilters447 PreventDenialof ServiceAttacks447 ImplementSecurityforApplications447 Summary44910 WebLogicServerPerformanceTuning451 TuningWebLogicServer452 ThreadManagement452 TuningtheNetworkI/O453 TuningtheJVM455 UnderstandingMemoryManagement455 UnderstandingLocking464 TuningMessagingApplications464 TuningthePersistentStore464 TuningWebLogicJMS466 TuningWebLogicJMSS tore-and-Forward469 TuningtheApplicationsandManagingSessions 469 TuningWebApplications469 UsingOracleCoherence471 TuningEJBP erformance473 SQLT uningBestPractices475 ManagingSessions476 JPAandTopLink476 TuningDataSourcesandTransactions478 TuningDataSources478 TuningTransactions480
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