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Server

These procedures describe how to use the Administration Console to set the attributes for configuring and managing WebLogic Servers. For more information, see Configuring WebLogic Servers and Clusters and Starting and Stopping WebLogic Servers in the Administration Guide.

Configure a Server

1. Click the Servers node in the left pane. The Servers table displays in the right pane showing all the servers defined in the domain.

2. Click the Configure a New Server text link. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with configuring a new server.

3. Enter values in the Name, Machine, and Listen Port, Administration Port, and Listen Address attribute fields.

Note: Each server in your WebLogic server environment must have a unique name — even if the servers are in different domains.

1. Click the Create button in the lower right corner to create a server instance with the name you specified in the Name field. The new instance is added under the Servers node in the left pane.

2. Click the additional tabs and change the attribute fields or accept the default values as assigned.

3. Click Apply to save any changes you made.

Clone a Server

1. Click the Servers node in the left pane. The Servers table displays in the right pane showing all the servers defined in the domain.

2. Click the Clone icon in the row of the server you want to clone. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with cloning a new server.

3. Enter values in the Name, Machine, and Listen Port, Administration Port, and List attribute fields.

4. Click the Clone button in the lower right corner to create a server instance with the name you specified in the Name field. The new instance is added under the Servers node in the left pane.

5. Click the additional tabs and change the attribute fields or accept the default values as assigned.

6. Click Apply to save any changes you made.

Delete a Server

1. Click the Servers node in the left pane. The Servers table displays in the right pane showing all the servers defined in the domain.

2. Click the Delete icon in the row of the server you want to delete. A dialog displays in the right pane asking you to confirm your deletion request.

3. Click Yes to delete the server. The server icon under the Servers node is deleted.

View Server Log

1. Right-click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose log you want to view. This opens a pop-up menu.

2. Click View Server Log. A new browser window is displayed showing the log.

View Server JNDI Tree

1. Right-click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose JNDI tree you want to view. This opens a pop-up menu.

2. Click View JNDI Tree. A new browser window is displayed showing the naming context data.

View Server Execute Queues

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose execute queues you want to view. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the View Execute Queues text link. The Execute Queues table displays in the right pane showing all the execute queues defined for this server.

View Server Execute Threads

1. Right-click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose Execute Threads data you want to view. This opens a pop-up menu.

2. Click View Execute Threads. The information displays in the right pane.

View Server Sockets

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose sockets you want to view. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the Monitor All Active Sockets link.. The Sockets table displays in the right pane showing all the sockets defined for this server.

View Server Connections

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose connections you want to view. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the Monitor All Connections link. The Connections table displays in the right pane showing all the connections defined for this server.

Force Garbage Collection on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose memory usage you want to view. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Check the Memory Usage graph for high usage. Note that the Memory Usage graph will only display for servers that are currently running.

4. Click the Force Garbage Collection text link to force garbage collection. A message displays indicating that the collection operation was successful.

Monitor JTA

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose JTA usage you want to view. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the JTA tab. JTA read-only statistics display in the right pane.

Monitor Server Security

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose security you want to monitor. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the Security tab. The security data for this instance is displayed.

View Server Version

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose version you want to view. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the Versions tab. The version data for this instance is displayed.

Monitor Server Clusters

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers for the server whose clusters you want to monitor. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the Cluster tab. The cluster data for this instance is displayed.

Deploy EJBs on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for EJB deployment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Deployments tab. This displays the EJB tab.

3. Select one or more EJBs in the Available column that you want to deploy on the server.

4. Click the mover control to move the EJBs you selected to the Chosen column.

5. Click Apply to save your assignments.

Monitor All EJB Deployments on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for EJB monitoring. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Deployments tab. This displays the EJB tab.

3. Click the Monitor All EJBs text link. The Active EJBs table displays in the right pane showing all the EJBs deployed on this server.

Deploy Web Application Components on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for web-application deployment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Deployments tab.

3. Click the Web Applications tab.

4. Select one or more web applications in the Available column that you want to deploy on the server.

5. Click the mover control to move the web application you selected to the Chosen column.

6. Click Apply to save your assignments.

Monitor All Web Application Components on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for web-application monitoring. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Deployments tab.

3. Click the Web Applications tab.

4. Click the Monitor All Active Web Applications text link. The web applications table displays in the right pane showing all the web applications deployed on this server.

Deploy Startup/Shutdown Classes on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for startup/shutdown class deployment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Deployments tab.

3. Click the Startup/Shutdown tab.

4. Select one or more startup classes in the Available column that you want to deploy on the server.

5. Click the mover control to move the startup classes you selected to the Chosen column.

6. Click Apply to save your assignments.

7. Repeat steps 4, 5, and 6 using the Shutdown Class control to deploy shutdown classes on the server.

Assign JDBC Connection Pools to a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for web-server assignment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Services tab.

3. Click the JDBC tab.

4. Select one or more JDBC connection pools in the Available column that you want to assign to the server.

5. Click the mover control to move the JDBC connection pools you selected to the Chosen column.

6. Click Apply to save your assignments.

Assign WLEC Connection Pools to a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for WLEC connection-pool assignment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Services tab.

3. Click the WLEC tab.

4. Select one or more WLEC connection pools in the Available column that you want to assign to the server.

5. Click the mover control to move the WLEC connection pools you selected to the Chosen column.

6. Click Apply to save your assignments.

Monitor All WLEC Connection Pools on a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for WLEC connection-pool monitoring. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Services tab.

3. Click the WLEC tab.

4. Click the Monitor All WLEC Connection Pools on This Server text link. The WLEC Connection Pools table displays in the right pane showing all the connection pools assigned to this server.

Assign XML Registries to a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a sever for XML registry assignment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the XML tab.

4. Select a registry from the XML Registry drop-down list box.

5. Enter new values in the remaing fields or accept the default values.

6. Click Apply to save your assignment.

Assign Mail Sessions to a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for mail session assignment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Monitoring tab.

3. Click the Mail tab.

4. Select one or more mail sessions in the Available column that you want to assign to the server.

5. Click the mover control to move the mail sessions you selected to the Chosen column.

6. Click Apply to save your assignments.

Assign File T3s to a Server

1. Click the instance node in the left pane under Servers to select a server for file T3 assignment. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with this instance.

2. Click the Services tab.

3. Click the File T3 tab.

4. Select one or more file T3s in the Available column that you want to assign to the server.

5. Click the mover control to move the file T3s you selected to the Chosen column.

6. Click Apply to save your assignments.

Changing Compilers in the WebLogic Server Console

1. Start the WebLogic Server Console.

2. Open the Servers folder in the Navigation Tree.

3. Select your server (myserver in a default installation) in the Servers folder.

4. Click the Configuration tab.

5. Click the Compilers tab and enter the full path of the sj.exe compiler in the Java Compiler text box. For example:c:\visualcafe31\bin\sj.exe.

6. Enter the full path to the JRE rt.jar library in the Append to classpath text box. For example: \%WL_HOME%\jdk130\jre\lib\rt.jar.

7. Click Apply.

8. Restart your server for the new Java Compiler and Append to classpath values to take effect

Configuration

General

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Name | This attribute returns the name of the server. | The name can be up to 256 alphanumeric characters, but may not contain commas or spaces. | myserver
Machine | This attribute returns the name of the machine. | This attribute is an alpahnumeric string that cannot contain commas or spaces. | Null
Listen Port | This attribute sets the port on which this server listens for ssl messages. | Valid listen port | 7001
Administration Port | Specifies an SSL port that the Administration Server uses to receive all administrative communication. If you specify a value on an Administration Server, all Managed Servers use the port number (and SSL) to send information to the Administration Server. In addition, you must use this port number and SSL for any administrative commands. For example, you must use the port number to access the Administration Console on the Administration Server. If you do not specify a value, an Administration Server uses its default listen port to receive administrative communication. | Any unused port number from 1 to 65534. | Null
Listen Address | This attribute allows you to set the listen address for the domain. Note: To resolve a DNS name to an IP address, Weblogic Server must be able to contact an appropriate DNS server or obtain the IP address mapping locally. Therefore, if you specify a DNS name for the listen address, you must either leave a port open long enough for the WebLogic Server instance to connect to a DNS server and cache its mapping or you must specify the IP address mapping in a local file. If you specify an IP address for ListenAddress and then a client request specifies a DNS name, WebLogic Server will attempt to resolve the DNS name, but if it cannot access DNS name mapping, the request will fail. MBean: | Valid listen address | Null
External DNS Address | If your system includes an address translation firewall that sits between the clustered WebLogic Servers and a plug-in to a web server front-end, such as the Netscape (proxy) plug-in, set this attribute to the address used by the plug-in to talk to this server. |  |
Interface Address |  |  | Null
WebLogic Plug-in Enabled | Set this attribute to true if the server instance will receive requests from a proxy plug-in or HttpClusterServlet. When WeblogicPluginEnabled is true, a call to getRemoteAddr will return the address of the browser client from the proprietary WL-Proxy-Client-IP header, instead of the web server. If the server instance is a member of a cluster that will receive proxied requests, set WeblogicPluginEnabled for the cluster, on the Cluster -->Configuration-->General tab. WeblogicPluginEnabled can be configured in ClusterMBean or ServerMBean. If specified in both ClusterMBean and ServerMBean, the value in ClusterMBean value takes precedence. | Boolean Selected = True Unselected = False | False

Cluster

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Cluster | This attribute specifies the cluster to which this server belongs. | Valid cluster name | none
Replication Group | This attribute specifies the replication group to which this cluster belongs. | String | none
Preferred Secondary Group | This attribute specifies the preferred secondary group for this cluster. | String | none
Cluster weight | This attribute specifies the percentage of work to be performed by this server. | Integer | 100

HTTP

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Default Web Application | This attribute reports the name of the default web application for this server. | String | DefaultWebApp_myserver
FrontendHost | This attribute sets the HTTP frontendHost Provides a method to ensure that the webapp will always have the correct HOST information, even when the request is coming through a firewall or a proxy. If this parameter is configured, the HOST header will be ignored and the information in this parameter will be used in its place. | String | Null
FrontendHTTPPort | This attribute sets the frontendHTTPPort Provides a method to ensure that the webapp will always have the correct PORT information, even when the request is coming through a firewall or a proxy. If this parameter is configured, the HOST header will be ignored and the information in this parameter will be used in its place. | Valid port Number | 0
FrontendHTTPSPort | This attribute sets the frontendHTTPSPort Provides a method to ensure that the webapp will always have the correct PORT information, even when the request is coming through a firewall or a proxy. If this parameter is configured, the HOST header will be ignored and the information in this parameter will be used in its place. | Valid port number | 0
Post Timeout Secs | This attribute sets the timeout (in seconds) that WebLogic Server waits between receiving chunks of data in an HTTP POST data. Used to prevent denial-of-service attacks that attempt to overload the server with POST data. | Integer | 0
Default Server Name | When WebLogic Server redirects a request, it sets the host name returned in the HTTP response header with the string specified with Default Server Name. Useful when using firewalls or load balancers and you want the redirected request from the browser to reference the same host name that was sent in the original request. | String | Null
Send Server Header | If set to false, the server name is not sent with the HTTP response. Useful for wireless applications where there is limited space for headers. | Boolean True = enabled False = not enabled | True
WAP Enabled | When selected, the session ID no longer includes JVM information. This may be necessary when using URL rewriting with WAP devices that limit the size of the URL to 128 characters. Selecting WAP Enabled may affect the use of replicated sessions in a cluster. | Enabled Disabled | not Enabled
Max Post Time | This attribute sets the time (in seconds) that WebLogic Server waits for chunks of data in an HTTP POST data. | Integer A size of less than 0 means that the size is unlimited. | -1
Max Post Size | This attribute sets the size of the maximum chunks of data in an HTTP POST data. | Integer A size of less than 0 means that the size is unlimited. | -1
Enable Keepalives | This attribute sets whether or not HTTP keep-alive is enabled | Boolean True = enabled False = not enabled | Selected
Duration | The number of seconds that WebLogic Server waits before closing an inactive HTTP connection. | Integer | 30
HTTPS Duration | The number of seconds that WebLogic Server waits before closing an inactive HTTPS connection. | Integer | 60

SSL

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Enabled | This attribute enables server-to-server SSL connections. It is disabled to override automatic SSL between servers. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Selected
Listen Port | This attribute specifies the dedicated port on which WebLogic Server listens for SSL connections. | Valid listen port | 7002
Server Key File Name | The name of the private key file for WebLogic Server. | String | config/mydomain/demokey.pem
Server Certificate File Name | This attribute designates the name of the private key file for your WebLogic Server. | String | config/mydomain/democert.pem
Server Certificate Chain File Name | This attribute designates the full directory location of the digital certificate for your WebLogic Server. | String | config/mydomain/ca.pem
Client Certificate Enforced | This attribute is set to true to enforce the client certificate. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Not Selected
Trusted CAFile Name | This attribute designates the name of the file that contains the digital certificate for the certificate authority trusted by WebLogic Server. | This attribute can be a file that contains a single digital certificate or a chain of digital certificates for certificate authorities. | trusted-ca.pem
Certificate Authenticator | This attribute specifies the certificate authenticator to be used to determine the validity of the certificate. | Valid authenticator | Null
Key Encrypted | Specifies whether or not the private key for the WebLogic Server has been encrypted with a password. If the attribute is set to true, the private key requires a pass phrase be supplied to use the key. If the attribute is set to false, the private key is unencrypted and may be used without providing a pass phrase. | Selected = true Not Selected = false | Not Selected
Use Java | This attribute enables the use of native Java libraries. WebLogic Server provides a pure-Java implementation of the SSL protocol. Native libraries enhance the performance for SSL operations on the Solaris, Windows NT, and IBM AIX platforms. | Selected = true Not Selected = false | Selected
Handler Enabled | Specifies whether or not WebLogic Server rejects SSL connections that fail client authentication for one of the following reasons: The requested client digital certificate was not furnished. The client did not submit a digital certificate The digital certificate from the client was not issued by a certificate authority specified by the Trusted CA Filename attribute. By default, the SSL Handler allows one WebLogic Server to make outgoing SSL connections to another WebLogic Server. For example, an EJB in WebLogic Server may open an HTTPS stream on another web server. With the HandlerEnabled attribute enabled, WebLogic Server acts as a client in an SSL connection. | Selected = true Not Selected = false | Selected
Export Key Lifespan | This attribute specifies the number of times WebLogic Server can use an exportable key between a domestic server and an exportable client before generating a new key. The more secure you want WebLogic Server to be, the fewer times the key should be used before generating a new one. | The maximum value is specified as java.lang.Integer.MAX_VALUE. The minimum value is 1. | 500
Login Timeout Millis | This attribute sets the number of milliseconds that WebLogic Server should wait for an SSL connection before timing out. SSL connections take longer to negotiate than regular connections. If clients are connecting over the Internet, raise the default number to accommodate additional network latency. A value of 0 disables the attribute. | The maximum value is specified as java.lang.Integer.MAX_VALUE. The minimum value is 1. | 25000
Certificate Cache Size | This attribute sets the number of digital certificates held that have not been redeemed by tokens. | The maximum value is specified as java.lang.Integer.MAX_VALUE. The minimum value is 1. | 3
Hostname Verification Ignored | This attribute disables the installed Hostname Verifier when WebLogic Server is acting as a client to another WebLogic Server. |  | Not Selected
Hostname Verifier | This attribute sets the name of the Java class that implements the Hostname Verifier interface. | String | Null
Two-way SSL Enabled | This attribute allows the user to set Two-way SSL in order to make mutual authentication optional. If a client certificate is presented then mutual authentication is done, if not, the connection is accepted without requiring a client certificate. | Boolean Selected = Two-way SSL is enabled. Not Selected = Two-way SSL is disabled. | Not Selected

Tuning

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Socket Readers | This attribute sets the percentage of threads to be available as socket readers. | Integer | 33%
Login Timeout | This attribute sets the login timeout for the server. | Integer | 1000 ms
Accept Backlog | This attribute sets the number of connections available for backlog. To increase the number of connections to be processed, increase this number. | Integer | 50
Reverse DNS Allowed | This attribute determines whether reverse DNS lookup is allowed on this server. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Not Selected
Enable Native IO | This attribute determines whether or not native I/O is enabled for the server. | Boolean Enabled = selected Not Enabled = not selected | Selected
Show only Workspace User Keys | This attribute determines whether or not the User Keys will be shown. | Boolean True= selected False = not selected | Not Selected
Enable Default JMS Connection Factories | This attribute determines whether the default JMS connection factories will be enabled for this server. | Boolean Enabled = selected Not Enabled = not selected | Selected
Enable Tunneling | This attribute determines whether tunneling will be enabled for this server. | Boolean Enabled = selected Not Enabled = not selected | Not Selected
Tunneling Client Ping | This attribute sets the time, in seconds, that the server will wait before pinning the client. | Integer | 45
Tunneling Client Timeout | This attribute sets the time, in seconds, that the server will wait before timing out. | Integer | 40

Protocols

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Default Protocol | This attribute sets the default protocol to be used by this server. | List | t3
Default Secure Protocol | This attribute sets the default secure protocol to be used by this server. | List | t3s
T3 Max Message Size | This attribute sets the size, in bytes, of the maximum message. | Integer | 10000000
T3 Message Timeout | This attribute sets the time, in seconds, after which the message will time out. | Integer | 480
HTTP Max Message Size | This attribute sets the size, in bytes, of the maximum message. | Integer | 10000000
HTTP Message Timeout | This attribute sets the time, in seconds, after which the message will time out. | Integer | 480
Enable IIOP | This attribute determines whether IIOP will be enabled for this server. | Boolean Enabled = selected Not Enabled = not selected | Selected
IIOP Max Message Size | This attribute sets the size, in bytes, of the maximum message. | Integer | 10000000
IIOP Message Timeout | This attribute sets the time, in seconds, after which the message will time out. | Integer | 480
Default IIOPPassword | This attribute sets the default IIOP password, if any, for this server. | Valid password | *****
Default IIOPUser | This attribute sets the default IIOP user, if any, for this server | User name as set by the administrator | guest

Compilers

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Java Compiler | This attribute sets the java compiler to be used by the server. | Valid java compiler | javac
Prepend to Classpath | This attribute adds to the beginning of the classpath. | Class path information | Null
Append to Classpath | This attribute adds to the end of the classpath | Class path information | Null
Extra rmic Options | This attribute sets rmic options for this server. | rmic options | Null

Monitoring

General

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
State | This attribute describes the state of the server. |  | Running
Activation Time | This attribute reports the time of the last activation | Date | Date of last activation

Performance

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Request Throughput | This attribute reports the rate at which requests are processed by this server. |  | N/A
Requests Waiting | This attribute reports the number of requests waiting to be serviced. |  | N/A
Request Wait Time | This attribute reports the amount of time the oldest request has been waiting to be serviced |  |
Total Requests Serviced | This attribute reports the total requests processed by this server. |  |
Memory Usage | This attribute shows the amount of memory being used by this server. |  | N/A

Memory

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Memory Usage | This attribute returns the amount of memory being used by the server. | Integer | n/a
Memory Allocated | This attribute sets the amount of memory allocated for this instance. | Integer | 66846720

Clusters

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Alive Servers | This attribute returns the number of servers currently alive. |  | n/a
Resend Requests | This attribute returns the number of requests for resends of information. |  | n/a
Fragments Sent | This attribute returns the number of fragments of information sent. |  | n/a
Fragments Received | This attribute returns the number of fragments of information received. |  | n/a
Multicast Messages Lost | This attribute returns the number of multicast messages lost. |  | n/a
Server Names | This attribute returns the names of the servers currently alive. |  | n/a
Primary | This attribute returns the primary distribution names of the servers. |  | n/a
Secondary Distribution Names | This attribute returns the secondary distribution names of the servers. |  | n/a

Security

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Total Users Locked Out | This attribute returns the number of users who have been locked out of the server. | Integer | 0
Invalid Logins Total | This attribute returns the number of invalid login attempts made. | Integer | 0
Total Login Attempts While Locked | This attribute returns the number of login attempts (both valid and invalid) made while the server was locked. | Integer | 0
Total Users Unlocked | This attribute returns the number of users whose logins have been unlocked. | Integer | 0
Invalid Logins High | This attribute returns the number of invalid logins. | Integer | 0
Locked Users | This attribute returns the number of users whose logins have been locked. | Integer | 0

JMS

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Connections | This attribute reports the number of current connections. | Integer | 0
Connections High | This attribute reports the high water number of connections. | Integer | 0
Connections Total | This attribute reports the total number of connections. | Integer | 0
JMS Servers | This attribute reports the number of JMS servers currently running. | Integer | 0
JMS Servers High | This attribute reports the high water number of JMS servers. | Integer | 0
JMS Servers Total | This attribute reports the total number of JMS servers. | Integer | 0

JTA

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Total Transactions | The total number of transactions processed. This total includes all committed, rolled back and heuristic transaction completions. | Integer | 0.
Total Committed | The number of committed transactions. | Integer | 0.
Total Rolled Back | The number of transactions that have been rolled back. | Integer | 0
Timeout Rollbacks | The number of transactions that were rolled back due to a timeout expiration. | Integer | 0
Resource Rollbacks | The number of transactions that were rolled back due to a resource error. | Integer | 0
Application Rollbacks | The number of transactions that were rolled back due to an application error. | Integer | 0
System Rollbacks | The number of transactions that were rolled back due to a system error. | Integer | 0
Total Heuristics | The number of transactions that completed with a heuristic status. | Integer | 0
Total Transactions Abandoned | The number of transactions abandoned prior to being committed. | Integer | 0
Average Commit Time | The total number of milliseconds for all committed transactions. | Integer | 0

Versions

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
WebLogic Version | This attribute returns the version of WebLogic Server currently in use. |  | Version currently in use.
JDK vendor | This attribute returns the name of the vendor of the JDK in use on the server. |  | null
JDK version | This attribute returns the version of the JDK in use on the server. |  | null
Operating System | This attribute returns the operating system for the server. |  | null
OS version | This attribute returns the operating system version for the server. |  | null
J2EE Version 1.2 Only Mode Enabled |  |  | Not Selected
J2EE Version 1.3 Warning Enabled |  |  | Not Selected

Entities

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Total Current Entries | This attribute reports the total number of current entries for this server. |  | 0
Total Current Persistent Entries | This attribute reports the total number of current entries for this server that have been made persistent. |  | 0
Average Percentage Persistent | This attribute reports the average number of entries for this server that have been made persistent. |  | 0
Total Transient Current Entries |  |  | 0
Average Percentage Transient | This attribute reports the average percentage of transient entries for this server. |  | 0
Minimum Entry Timeout |  |  | 0
Maximum Entry Timeout |  |  | 0
Average Timeout |  |  | 0
Total Current Session Entries |  |  | 0
Total Persistent Current Session Entries |  |  | 0
Average Percentage Session Persistent |  |  | 0
Total Transient Current Session Entries |  |  | 0
Average Percentage Session Transient |  |  | 0
Minimum Entry Session Timeout |  |  | 0
Maximum Entry Session Timeout |  |  | 0
Average Session Timeout |  |  | 0
Maximum Entry Memory Size |  |  | 0
Minimum Entry Memory Size |  |  | 0
Average Per Entry Memory size |  |  |
Average Per Entry Disk Size |  |  |
Total Number of Rejections |  |  |
Total Size of Rejections |  |  |
Percent Rejected |  |  |
Total Number of Renewals |  |  |
Total Historical Current Entries |  |  |
Total Historical Persistent Current Entries |  |  |
Historical Average Percent Persistent |  |  |
Historical Total Transient Current Entries |  |  |
Historical Average Percent Transient |  |  |
Historical Minimum Entry Timeout |  |  |
Historical Maximum Entry Timeout |  |  |
Historical Average Entry Timeout |  |  |
Historical Maximum Entry Memory Size |  |  |
Historical Minimum Entry Memory Size |  |  |
Historical Average Per Entry Memory Size |  |  |
Historical Average Per Entry Dixk Size |  |  |
Historical Total Number of Rejections |  |  |
Historical Total Size of Rejections |  |  |
Historical Percent Rejected |  |  |
Historical Total Number of Renewals |  |  |
Current Maximum Entry Memory Size |  |  |
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Logging

General

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
File Name | This attribute describes the name of the file used to write the log messages to disk | The file name may contain up to 256 alphanumeric characters. To include a time or date stamp in the file name when the log file is rotated, add java.text.SimpleDateFormat variables. Surround each variable with percentage (%) characters. For example, if you enter the following value in the File Name field: myserver_%yyyy%_%MM%_%dd%_%hh%_%mm%.log the server's log file will be named myserver_yyyy_MM_dd_hh_mm.log When the server instance rotates the log file, the rotated file name contains the date stamp. For example, if the server instance rotates its local log file on 2 April, 2003 at 10:05 AM, the log file that contains the old log messages will be named: myserver_2003_04_02_10_05.log | serverName.log
Log to Stdout | Enables the server to send messages to standard out in addition to the log file. Use Debug to Stdout and Stdout severity threshold to determine the type of messages that the server sends to standard out. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Selected
Debug to stdout | Determines whether the server sends messages of the Debug severity to standard out in addition to the log file. You must enable Log to Stdout for this property to be relevant. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Not Selected
Stdout severity threshold | The minimum severity of a message that the server sends to standard out. You must enable Log to Stdout for this value to be relevant. | Info. Used for reporting normal operations. Warning. A suspicious operation or configuration has occurred but it may not have an impact on normal operation. Error. A user error has occurred. The system or application is able to handle the error with no interruption, and limited degradation, of service. Notice. An Info or Warning-level message that is particularly important for monitoring the server. Critical. A system or service error has occurred. The system is able to recover but there might be a momentary loss, or permanent degradation, of service. Alert. A service is in an unusable state while other parts of the system continue to function. Automatic recovery is not possible; the immediate attention of the administrator is needed to resolve the problem. Emergency. The server is in an unusable state. This severity indicates a severe system failure or panic. | Error

Rotation

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Rotation Type | Criteria for moving old log messages to a separate file. After the server renames a file, subsequent messages accumulate in a new file with the name that you specified in File Name on the Logging > General tab. | None. Messages accumulate in a single file. You must erase the contents of the file when the size is unwieldy. by Size. When the log file reaches the size that you specify in File Min Size, the server renames the file as FileName.n. by Time. At each time interval that you specify in File Time Span, the server renames the file as FileName.n. | None
File Min Size | This attribute sets the threshold at which a new log file is created. Relevant only if Rotation Type is by Size. | Integer | 500
Rotation Time | Determines the start time for a time-based rotation sequence. At the time that this value specifies, the server renames the current log file as FileName.n. Thereafter, the server renames the log file at an interval that you specify in File Time Span. You can create a recurring start time such as "every Monday at 09:00" or a non-recurring start time such as "9 January, 2002, 09:00." Relevant only if Rotation Type is by Time. | Use the following java.text.SimpleDateFormat format to specify a date and time: k:mm. For information about this format, refer to the J2EE Javadoc. If the date that you specify has already past, then the rotation starts immediately. | 00:00 By default, the rotation cycle begins on the first minute of each day (12:00 AM), but you can configure the rotation cycle to start on a specific day of the week or on a specific date.
File Time Span | This attribute sets the threshold at which a new log file is created. Relevant only if Rotation Type is by Time. | Integer | 24
Number of Files Limited | Indicates whether a server will limit the number of log files that it creates when it rotates the log. The limit is based on the value in File Count. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Not Selected
File Count | The maximum number of log files that the server creates when it rotates the log. Only valid if Number of Files Limited is true and Rotation Type is either by Size or by Time. | Integer | 7

Domain

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Log to Domain Logfile | Determines whether this server sends messages to the domain log (in addition to keeping its own log). | Boolean Enabled = selected Not Enabled = not selected | Selected
Domain Log Filter | Determines which messages this server sends to the domain log. If you specify none, the server sends all messages of severity Error and higher. This property is relevant only if Log To Domain Logfile is enabled. | Contains all Domain Log Filters that have been defined for the domain. A server can user only one Domain Log Filter. | none

HTTP

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Enable Logging | Determines whether the server logs HTTP requests. The requests are saved in a separate HTTP log file. | Boolean Enabled = selected Disabled = not selected | Selected
Logfile Name | This attribute sets the complete name of the HTTP logfile. | Fully qualified logfile name | ./config/mydomain/logs/access.log
Format | Specifies the format of the HTTP log file. Both formats are defined by the W3C. With the extended log format, you use server directives in the log file to customize the information that the server records. | Common, Extended | Common
Log Time in GMT | Writes the time stamp of HTTP log messages in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) regardless of whether the host computer has specified a different local time zone. Use this feature to comply with the W3C specification for Extended Format Log Files. This specification states that all time stamps for Extended Format log entries should be in GMT: http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-logfile.html. This attribute applies only if you have specified the extended message format. | Boolean Enabled = selected Disabled = not selected | not selected
Log Buffer Size | The maximum size (in kilobytes) of the buffer that stores HTTP requests. When the buffer reaches this size, the server writes the data to the HTTP log file. Use the Flush Every property to determine the frequency with which the server checks the size of the buffer. | Integer, in kilobytes 0-1024 | 8
Max Log File SizeK Bytes | This attribute sets he maximum size of the log file after which the log file rotates. | Integer, in kilobytes. 0 means that there is no limit to the size the file can reach. | 0
Rotation Type | Criteria for moving old HTTP requests to a separate log file. After the server renames a file, subsequent messages accumulate in a new file with the name that you specified in Logfile Name. | size. When the log file reaches the size that you specify in Max Log File SizeK Bytes, the server renames the file as LogfileName.n. date. At each time interval that you specify in Rotation Period, the server renames the file as LogFileName.n. | Size
Rotation Period | The interval (in minutes) at which the server saves old HTTP requests to another log file. This value is relevant only if you use the date-based rotation type. | Integer, in minutes | 2147483647
Flush Every | The interval (in seconds) at which the server checks the size of the buffer that stores HTTP requests. When the buffer exceeds the size that is specified in the Logfile BufferK Bytes property, the server writes the data in the buffer to the HTTP request log file. | Integer, in seconds | 60
Rotation Time | Determines the start time for a time-based rotation sequence. At the time that this value specifies, the server renames the current log file as LogFileName.n. Thereafter, the server renames the log file at an interval that you specify in LogRotationPeriodMins. You can create a recurring start time such as "every Monday at 09:00" or a non-recurring start time such as "9 January, 2002, 09:00." | Use the following java.text.SimpleDateFormat format to specify a date and time: MM-dd-yyyy-k:mm:ss. For information about this format, refer to the J2EE Javadoc. If the date that you specify has already past, then the day in week (E), hour in day (H), minute in hour (m) and second in minute (s) are used with the current date to recalculate a start time. | Null

JDBC

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Enable JDBCLogging | Determines whether the server logs JDBC transactions. The transactions are saved in a separate JDBC log file. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Not Selected
JDBCLog File Name | This attribute returns the name of the JDBC log file. |  | Null

JTA

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Transaction Log File Prefix | This attribute sets the prefix for the transaction log files. |  | ./

Debugging

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
LogRemoteExceptions | This attribute is set to true if remote exceptions are to be reported to the server log. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Not Selected
Instrument Stack Traces | IIf set to true, exception messages include the server-side stack trace. | Boolean True = selected False = not selected | Selected

Deployments

EJB

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Choose EJBs for this Server | Select deployed EJBs from a drop-down list of available EJBs. To select more than one EJB from the available list, hold down the Control key while selecting the EJBs. | One or more available EJBs. | Null

Web Applications

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Web App Component | This attribute allows the user to select the available Web App components. | List | Null

Connector

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Connector Components | This attribute allows the user to select the available Connector components. | List | Null

Virtual Hosts

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Virtual Hosts | This attribute allows the user to select the available Virtual.Host components. | List | Null

Remote Start

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Java Home | Root directory where the JDK is installed. |  | Null
BEA Home | Root directory where all BEA products and licenses are installed. |  | Null
Root Directory | Root directory where WebLogic Server is installed. |  | Null
Class Path | The classpath for starting the Managed Server. At a minimum, specify: $WL_HOME:$BEA_HOME:$WL_HOME/lib/weblogic.jar:$WL_HOME/lib/weblogic_sp.jar:$JAVA_HOME/lib/rt.jar |  | Null
Security Policy File | The JVM's security policy file is used by default. There is also a WebLogic security policy file available, weblogic/lib/weblogic.policy. |  | The JVM's security policy file is used by default.
Arguments | Arguments to use when starting the Managed Server. For example, you can set the maximum and minimum Java heap memory. Entering -ms64m and -mx64m options would specify a default allocation of 64 megabytes of Java heap memory to the WebLogic Server. Note: Do not specify server name, user name or password. Do not specify the address and port of the Administration Server. |  | Null
Security Policy File | The JVM's security policy file is used by default. There is also a WebLogic security policy file available, located at weblogic/lib/weblogic.policy. |  | Null

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Services

JDBC

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
JDBC Connection Pool | This attribute allows the user to select the connection pool to use in this configuration | List | Null

WLEC

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
WLEC Connection Pool | This attribute allows the user to select the WLEC connection pool to use in this configuration | List | Null

Jolt

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Jolt Connection Pool | This attribute allows the user to select the WLEC connection pool to use in this configuration | List | Null

JMS

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
JMS Server | This attribute allows the user to select the JMS server to use in this configuration | List | Null
JMSConnection Factory | This attribute allows the user to select the JMSConnection Factory to use in this configuration | List | Null
JMSDestination | This attribute allows the user to select the JMSDestination to use in this configuration | List | Null
JMS Thread Pool Size | This value specifies the size of the JMS thread pool. Note: Incoming RMI calls execute in the JMS execute queue/thread pool, if one exists; otherwise, they execute in the default execute queue. Additional executes (work that cannot be completed in the initial RMI thread) are executed in the default execute queue. The difference in setting up a JMS-specific thread pool is that JMS will not be starved by other execute threads and vice versa. | Integer, Greater than or equal to 0 If it is set to less than 5, it will automatically be set to 5. | The default size on the client is 0 (no JMS thread pool). The default size on the server is 15 (the server always has a JMS thread pool).

XML

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
XML Registry | This attribute allows the user to select the xml registry to use in this configuration | List | Null
Cache Memory Size | This attribute allows the user to set the amount of disk space available for the XML Entity Cache. | Integer (KBytes) | 0
Cache Timeout Interval | This attribute allows the user to set the time interval after which the cache will time out. | Integer (Seconds) | 120

Mail

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Mail Session | This attribute allows the user to select the mail session to use in this configuration | List | Null

File T3

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
File T3 | This attribute allows the user to select from the available File T3 entities. | List | Null

Notes

Attribute | Description | Range of Values | Default Value
--- | --- | --- | ---
Notes | This attribute provides a space for optional user-supplied information. | The value must be an alphanumeric string. | Null

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