Using the WebLogic Integration Administration Console

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Introducing the Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console

The Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console allows you to manage and monitor the entities and resources required for your Oracle WebLogic Integration applications.

 

Starting the Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console

Access to the Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console is password protected. Before you start the server, you need to create a WLI domain using the Configuration Wizard. For more information, see “Creating a new WebLogic Domain” in Creating WebLogic Domains Using the Configuration Wizard.

To start the WLI Administration console:

  1. Open the following URL in your Web browser:

    2. http://adminserver:port/wliconsole

    Here, adminserver is the host name or IP address of the Oracle WebLogic Server administrative server, and port is the server listening port. For example type the following to open the WLI Administration Console: http://localhost:7001/wliconsole.

  2. Enter the username and password in the WLI Administration Console window.
    3. Note: The user must be a member of the Administrators, IntegrationAdministrators, IntegrationOperators, or IntegrationMonitors group. For more information, see “About WebLogic Integration Users, Groups, Roles, and Security Policies” in Using Worklist Console. If this is the sample integration domain, the default login is:
    username: weblogic
    password: weblogic

The Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console home page is displayed.

Figure 1-1 Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console - Home Page

Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console - Home Page

The tool bar on top of the home page contains the following links:

This tool bar is available on every page regardless of the module you are accessing in the WLI Administration Console.

The panel to the left side of the screen (left navigation menu) provides access to the modules of the console. The left navigation menu contains the following links:

This panel is available on every page regardless of the module you are accessing in the WLI Administration Console. You can use this panel to navigate to any of the modules whenever required.

The following table lists the modules of the WLI Administration Console and summarizes the tasks associated with each module.

Table 1-1 Modules of Oracle WebLogic Integration Administration Console
Module
Associated Tasks
System Configuration
Viewing the Configuration for Tracking, Reporting, and Purging Data
Configuring the Reporting Data and Purge Processes
Configuring the Reporting Datastore
Configuring the Default Data Policy and Tracking Level for Processes
Manually Starting and Stopping the Purge Process
Adding Passwords to the Password Store
Listing and Locating Password Aliases
Changing the Password for a Password Alias
Deleting Passwords from the Password Store
Configuring SFTP
Process Instance Monitoring
Viewing Instance Statistics by Process Type
Viewing System Health Statistics
Listing and Locating Process Instances
Constructing an Advanced Search
Viewing Process Instance Details
Viewing an Interactive or Printable Process Instance Graph
Suspending, Resuming, Terminating, and Unfreezing Process Instances
Process Configuration
Listing and Locating Process Types
Listing and Locating Dynamic Controls
Viewing and Changing Process Details
Viewing an Interactive or Printable Process Type Graph
Managing Process Versions
Adding and Changing Dynamic Client Callback Selectors
Updating Security Policies
Adding and Changing Dynamic Control Selectors
Defining Process Control Properties for a Selector
Defining Service Broker Control Properties for a Selector
Defining ALSB Control Properties for a Selector
Deleting Dynamic Control Selectors
Message Broker
Listing and Locating Channels
Viewing Channel Details and Subscriptions
Setting Channel Security Policies
Viewing Global Message Counts
Resetting Message Counts
Event Generators
Creating and Deploying Event Generators
Defining Channel Rules for a File Event Generator
Defining Channel Rules for an Email Event Generator
Defining Channel Rules for a JMS Event Generator
Defining Channel Rules for a Timer Event Generator
Defining Channel Rules for an MQ Event Generator
Defining Channel Rules for an HTTP Event Generator
Defining Channel Rules for a RDBMS Event Generator
Listing and Locating Event Generators
Viewing and Updating Event Generator Channel Rules
Suspending and Resuming Event Generators
Resetting Counters
Deleting Channel Rules
Deleting Event Generators
Trading Partner Management
Configuring Trading Partner Management
Configuring Partner Profiles
Adding Certificates to a Trading Partner
Adding Protocol Bindings to a Trading Partner
Adding a Custom Extension to a Trading Partner
Adding Services
Adding Service Profiles to a Service
Editing Trading Partner Profiles
Listing and Locating Trading Partners
Listing and Locating Services
Viewing and Changing Trading Partner Profiles
Viewing and Changing Certificates
Enabling and Disabling Trading Partner and Service Profiles
Viewing and Changing a Custom Extension
Viewing and Changing Services
Viewing and Changing Service Profiles
Importing and Exporting Data
Importing Management Data
Exporting Management Data
Deleting Trading Partner Profiles and Services Using Bulk Delete
Deleting Trading Partner Profiles
Deleting Certificates, Bindings, or Custom Extensions
Deleting Services
Deleting Service Profiles from a Service
Viewing Statistics
Monitoring Messages
XML Cache
Adding XML Documents to the XML Cache
Updating an XML Document in the XML Cache
Viewing the Code for an XML Document
Deleting an XML Document from the XML Cache
Viewing All XML Documents in the XML Cache

Common Logging and WebLogic Diagnostic Framework

The Oracle WebLogic Administration Console uses the logging services of Oracle Weblogic Server. We can configure logging services using Oracle WebLogic Server. For more information, see Configuring WebLogic Logging Services in Configuring Log Files and Filtering Log Messages.

We can monitor the process instances with MBeans by configuring diagnostic services using Oracle Weblogic Server Administration Console. The Weblogic Logging and Diagnostic Framework (WLDF) is configured and monitored using configuration and runtime APIs. Both the configuration and runtime APIs are exposed as MBeans.

You can use WLDF to configure, activate, and deactivate data collection; to configure watches, notifications, alarms, and diagnostic image captures; and to access data. For more information on diagnostic services, see Configuring and Using the WebLogic Diagnostics Framework.


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