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Oracle® Process Manager and Notification Server Administrator's Guide
10
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Release 3 (10.1.3)
B15976-01
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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documentation
Conventions
1
What's New in OPMN?
1.1
Grid Computing and OPMN
1.2
opmn.xml Configuration
1.3
OPMN Logging Mechanism
1.4
Dynamic Discovery
1.5
Dynamic Resource Management
1.6
Control at the Application Level
1.7
Service Failover
1.8
Progressive Request Report
1.9
Sequential Requests
1.10
opmnctl commands
1.11
IPv6
2
OPMN: Overview
2.1
What is OPMN?
2.1.1
Grid Computing and OPMN
2.2
How OPMN Works
2.2.1
Oracle Notification Server
2.2.2
Oracle Process Manager
2.2.3
PM Modules
2.3
What Oracle Application Server Components Does OPMN Manage?
2.3.1
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10
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Application Server Control Console
3
The opmn.xml File
3.1
opmn.xml
3.2
Dynamic Discovery in opmn.xml
3.2.1
Multi-Cast Configuration
3.2.2
Discovery Server Configuration
3.2.3
Gateway Configuration
3.3
Dynamic Resource Management
3.3.1
Resource Management Directives
3.3.2
RMD Configuration
3.3.2.1
RMD Conditionals
3.3.2.2
RMD Actions
3.3.2.3
RMD Exceptions
3.3.2.4
RMD Configuration in the
opmn.xml
file
3.3.2.5
RMD Evaluation
3.4
Service Failover
3.5
Automatic Restart
3.6
Event Scripts
3.7
Start Order Dependencies
3.8
OPMN Log Files
3.9
Security
3.9.1
Remote Security
3.10
IPv6 Support
4
opmnctl Commands
4.1
opmnctl
4.1.1
opmnctl Syntax
4.2
opmnctl Command Quick Reference
4.3
opmnctl Detailed Command Description
4.3.1
Command Definitions
4.3.1.1
Scope
4.3.1.2
Attributes
4.3.1.3
Verbose
4.3.2
Server Control Commands
4.3.2.1
Server Control Commands on Microsoft Windows
4.3.2.2
opmnctl start
4.3.2.3
opmnctl startall
4.3.2.4
opmnctl stopall
4.3.2.5
opmnctl shutdown
4.3.2.6
opmnctl reload
4.3.3
Process Control Commands
4.3.3.1
opmnctl startproc, opmnctl restartproc and opmnctl stopproc
4.3.3.2
Progressive Request Reports
4.3.3.3
Sequential Requests
4.3.3.4
opmnctl config
4.3.3.5
Starting a Specific J2EE Application
4.3.4
Status Commands
4.3.4.1
opmnctl status
4.3.4.2
opmnctl dmsdump
4.3.4.3
opmnctl ping
4.3.4.4
opmnctl set
4.3.4.5
opmnctl query
4.3.5
Help Commands
4.3.5.1
opmnctl help
4.3.5.2
opmnctl usage
4.3.5.3
opmnctl validate
5
Using OPMN
5.1
Starting OPMN
5.2
Starting and Stopping OPMN-Managed Processes for a Local Oracle Application Server Instance
5.3
Starting and Stopping all OPMN Managed Processes for a Remote Oracle Application Server Instance
5.4
Starting and Stopping an Oracle Application Server Component in a Local Oracle Application Server Instance
5.5
Starting and Stopping an Oracle Application Server Process Type in a Local Oracle Application Server Instance
5.6
Starting and Stopping a Multi-Oracle Application Server Instance Environment
5.7
Starting a Component on an Oracle Application Server Cluster
6
opmn.xml Common Configuration
6.1
Example of opmn.xml Elements and Attributes
6.2
opmn.xml Element and Attribute Descriptions
7
Configuring Oracle HTTP Server
7.1
Oracle HTTP Server Process Module Configuration
7.2
Oracle HTTP Server Minimum Configuration
7.3
Oracle HTTP Server Complete Configuration
7.4
Oracle HTTP Server Attribute Descriptions
7.5
Oracle HTTP Server 2
7.6
Generic Apache (Linux only)
8
Configuring OC4J
8.1
OC4J Process Module Configuration
8.2
OC4J Minimum Configuration
8.3
OC4J Complete Configuration
8.4
OC4J Attribute Descriptions
9
Configuring Oracle Application Server Port Tunnel
9.1
OracleAS Port Tunnel Process Module Configuration
9.2
OracleAS Port Tunnel Minimum Configuration
9.3
OracleAS Port Tunnel Complete Configuration
9.4
OracleAS Port Tunnel Attribute Descriptions
10
Configuring Custom Process
10.1
Custom Process Module Configuration
10.2
Custom Process Minimum Configuration
10.3
Custom Process Complete Configuration
10.3.1
Ping
10.4
Custom Process Attribute Descriptions
A
OPMN Troubleshooting
A.1
Problems and Solutions
A.1.1
Oracle Application Server Process Does Not Start
A.1.2
Determining if Oracle Application Server Processes are Dying or Unresponsive
A.1.3
opmnctl Command Execution Times Out
A.1.4
Oracle Application Server Component Automatically Restarted by OPMN
A.1.5
Unexpected opmnctl start Behavior
A.1.6
Disabled Element in the opmn.xml File
A.1.7
Unable to Start OC4J
A.1.8
Unable to Stop Component
A.1.9
globalInitNLS Error
A.1.10
Start Remote Hosts of a Cluster Independently
A.1.11
OPMN Start Up Consumes CPU Processing Capability
A.1.12
Error Messages During Start-up of OPMN
A.1.13
Disable, or Reconfigure, Firewall When Creating Topology Using Multi-Cast Address Configuration
A.2
Diagnosing OPMN Problems
A.2.1
OPMN log Files
A.2.1.1
opmn.log and opmn.dbg File Rotation
A.2.1.2
Process Console log File Rotation
A.2.2
opmnctl debug
A.2.3
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10
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Application Server Control Console
A.2.4
Troubleshooting with Event Scripts
A.2.5
opmn.xml Environment Variables
A.3
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