This figure displays the Application Server Home Page on Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control.

An Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g logo appears in the top-left corner of the page; four links appear in the top-right corner of the page:

• Logs

• Topology

• Preferences

• Help

Below the top line of the page, there is a link to return to the Farm page; directly below that link are four tabs with links:

• Home (this is the currently selected link)

• J2EE Applications

• Ports

• Infrastructure

In the middle section from left to right are:

• A traffic light indicating a green "up" status

• Several lines with the following information:

  • Status

  • Host

  • Installation Type

  • Oracle Home

  • Farm

• A button labeled "Stop All"

• A button labeled "Restart All"

• A CPU Usage pie chart with percentages for:

  • Application Server

  • Idle

  • Other

  The percentages are also listed underneath the pie chart.

• A Memory Usage pie chart with percentages for:

  • Application Server

  • Free

  • Other

  The percentages are also listed underneath the pie chart.

In the bottom section is the System Components section. From top to bottom it contains:

• A row of buttons labeled "Enable/Disable Components", "Configure Component", and "Create OC4J Instance"

• A row of buttons labeled "Start", "Stop", "Restart", and "Delete OC4J Instance"

• A row of links labeled "Select All" and "Select None"

• A table with the following columns:

  • Select (contains checkboxes)

  • Name (contains the following components: home, HTTP_Server, Web Cache, and Management. Note that the checkbox in the select column for Management is grayed out.)

  • Status (contains green up arrows)

  • CPU Usage (contains numbers with two decimal places)

  • Memory Usage (contains numbers with two decimal places)

Beneath the table a tip states: "This table contains only the enabled components of the application server. Only components that have the checkbox enabled can be started or stopped."

At the bottom of the page are two related links: one labeled "Process Management" and one labelled "All Metrics."