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Administration Console Online Help
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Using the Administration Console 1
What You Can Do Using the System Administration Console
System Administration Architecture
Starting and Logging Out of the Administration Console
Starting the Administration Console
Logging Out of the Administration Console
Navigating Through the Documentation
Additional BEA Documentation Available on the Internet
Configuring Your Domain Using the Administration Console
Navigating Through the Administration Console
Creating New Configuration Objects
Deleting Configuration Objects
Monitoring Using the Administration Console
Changing the Monitoring Interval
Changing the Monitoring Graph Polling Interval
Customizing the Administration Console
Changing the Default Language of the Administration Console
Changing Administration Console Behavior
Viewing the WebLogic Server Version Number
Viewing Server and Browser Information
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Administration Console
Deploying a New Enterprise Application or Web Service
Viewing Deployed Enterprise Applications
Stopping Deployed Enterprise Applications
Adding or Editing Application Deployment Notes
Deleting an Application or Application Module
Monitoring Enterprise Applications
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Applications
Assigning Servers to a Cluster
Adding a Note to a Cluster Configuration
Start all Servers in Standby Mode
Graceful Shutdown of all Servers
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Clusters
Deploying New Connector (Resource Adapter) Modules
Adding or Editing Connector Deployment Notes
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Connectors
Deploying Applications and Modules 1
Preparing Applications and Modules for Deployment
Selecting a Deployment Staging Mode
Setting the Application Staging Mode
Setting the Server Staging Mode
Deploying New Applications and Modules
Changing the Order of Deployment
Changing the Target Servers for a Deployment
Deploying, Redeploying, and Stopping Applications
Removing an Application or Module from the Domain
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Deployment
Enabling the Domain-Wide Administration Port
Editing Application Auto Deployment Settings
Administering a Different Domain
Converting the weblogic.properties File
EJB JAR files and Web App WAR files
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Domains
Specifying the Messages that a Server Forwards to the Domain Log
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Domain Log Filters
Displaying and Configuring General Information
Configuring Deployment Descriptor Values
Viewing an EJB Module's Deployment Status
Stopping or Redeploying an EJB Module
Setting an EJB Module's Target Server and/or Cluster
Monitoring Stateless Session EJBs
Monitoring Stateful Session EJBs
Monitoring Message-Driven EJBs
Adding or Editing EJB Module Deployment Notes
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for EJB
Modify a File System Path NAME
Assign Servers for a FileT3 File System
Assign Clusters for a FileT3 File System
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for FileT3
Creating and Deploying JDBC Components—Connection Pools, MultiPools, and Data Sources
Overview of JDBC Administration
About the Administration Console
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JDBC
Configuring JDBC Connection Pools
Using the JDBC Connection Pool Assistant
Creating and Configuring a JDBC Connection Pool
Database Passwords in Connection Pool Configuration
Cloning a JDBC Connection Pool
Deploying a JDBC Connection Pool to One or More Servers or Clusters
Testing a JDBC Connection Pool
Configuring the Statement Cache for a JDBC Connection Pool
Adding a Note to a JDBC Connection Pool
Application-Scoped JDBC Connection Pools
Connection Pool and Data Source Configuration Guidelines
Drivers Supported for Local Transactions
Drivers Supported for Distributed Transactions Using XA
Drivers Supported for Distributed Transactions without XA
Configuring JDBC Drivers for Local Transactions
Configuring XA JDBC Drivers for Distributed Transactions
WebLogic jDriver for Oracle/XA Data Source Properties
Additional XA Connection Pool Properties
Configuring Non-XA JDBC Drivers for Distributed Transactions
Security for JDBC Connection Pools
Managing JDBC Connection Pools
Resetting All Connections in a JDBC Connection Pool
Shrinking a JDBC Connection Pool
Suspending a JDBC Connection Pool
Resuming a JDBC Connection Pool
Shutting Down a JDBC Connection Pool
Restarting a JDBC Connection Pool
Destroying or Deleting a JDBC Connection Pool
Clearing the Statement Cache for a JDBC Connection Pool
Monitoring a JDBC Connection Pool
Monitoring Connections in a JDBC Connection Pool
Increasing Performance with the Statement Cache
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JDBC Connection Pools
When to Enable Global Transactions in a Data Source
Creating and Configuring a JDBC Data Source
Deploying a JDBC Data Source to a Server or Cluster
Adding a Note to a Data Source
Creating and Configuring a JDBC Data Source Factory
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JDBC Data Sources
Creating and Configuring a JDBC MultiPool
Deploying a JDBC MultiPool on One or More Servers and Clusters
Adding a Note to a JDBC MultiPool
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JDBC MultiPools
Targeting and Deploying a JMS Server
Configuring a JMS Connection Factory
Deploying a Connection Factory on Multiple Individual Servers
Deploying a Connection Factory on a Cluster
Creating a JMS Destination Key
Using Prefixes with JMS JDBC Stores
Recommended JDBC Connection Pool Settings for JMS JDBC Stores
Handling Transactions with JMS JDBC Stores
Creating a JMS Connection Consumer
JMS Distributed Destination Tasks
Guidelines for Configuring Distributed Destinations
Creating a Distributed Topic and Creating Members Automatically
Creating a Distributed Topic and Adding Existing Physical Topics as Members Manually
Creating a Distributed Queue and Creating Members Automatically
Creating a Distributed Queue and Adding Existing Physical Queues as Members Manually
Creating a JMS Distributed Queue Member
Deleting a JMS Distributed Queue Member
Creating a JMS Distributed Topic Member
Deleting a JMS Distributed Topic Member
Monitoring Distributed Destinations
Accessing Foreign JMS Providers
How WebLogic JMS Accesses Foreign JMS Providers
Creating a Foreign JMS Connection Factory
Creating a Foreign JMS Destination
Sample Configuration for MQSeries JNDI
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JMS
Monitoring JMS Connections and Sessions
Monitoring Active JMS Connections
Monitoring Pooled JMS Connections
Monitoring Active JMS Destinations
Monitoring Active JMS Session Pools
Monitoring Durable Subscribers for Topics
Monitoring Distributed Destination System Subscriptions and Proxy Topic Members
Improving JMS File Store Performance
Tuning Distributed Destinations
Configuring Message Load Balancing on Distributed Destinations
Configuring Server Affinity for Distributed Destinations
Paging Out Messages To Free Up Memory
Controlling the Flow of Messages on JMS Servers and Destinations
Avoiding Quota Exceptions by Blocking Message Producers
Defining a Send Timeout on a JMS Connection Factory
Specifying a Blocking Send Policy on a JMS Server
Defining a Message Expiration Policy
Enabling Active Message Expiration
Configuring Domains for Inter-Domain Transactions
Limitations for Inter-Domain Transactions
Inter-Domain Transactions for WebLogic Server 8.x and 7.x Domains
Inter-Domain Transactions Between WebLogic Server 7.x/8.x and WebLogic Server 6.x Domains
Viewing Transaction Statistics for a Server
Viewing Transaction Statistics for Named Transactions
Viewing Transaction Statistics for Server Resources
Viewing Current (Inflight) Transactions for a Server
Manually Resolving Current (Inflight) Transactions
Setting the Transaction Log File Location (Prefix)
Handling Heuristic Completions
Moving a Server to Another Machine
Transaction Recovery After a Server Fails
Transaction Recovery Service Actions After a Crash
Recovering Transactions for a Failed Non-Clustered Server
Recovering Transactions for a Failed Clustered Server
Overview of Transaction Management
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JTA
What Do JNDI and Naming Services Do?
Viewing Objects in the JNDI Tree
Loading Objects in the JNDI Tree
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for JNDI
Configure a Jolt Connection Pool
Assign Jolt Connection Pools to a Server
Assign Jolt Connection Pools to a Cluster
Configuring Connection Failure Handling
Configuring a User Security Identity
Monitor Active Instances of a Jolt Connection Pool
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Jolt
Overview of WebLogic Server Log Messages and Log Files
Local Log Files and Domain Log Files
From the Administration Console
From the Administration Console
Specifying Which Messages a Server Sends to Standard Out
Viewing Standard Out for a Server Started by the Node Manager
Redirecting JVM Messages to a File
Disabling a Server from Forwarding Messages to the Domain Log
Changing the Name and Location of the Server Log File
Changing the Name and Location of the Domain Log File
Specifying HTTP Log File Settings for a Server
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Logging
Assign a WebLogic Server Instance to a Machine
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Machines
Configuring a New Mail Session
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Mail Sessions
Messaging Bridge Configuration Tasks
About the Bridge's Resource Adapters
Deploying the Bridge's Resource Adapters
Configuring Source and Target Bridge Destinations
Configuring a Messaging Bridge
Using the Messaging Bridge to Interoperate with Different WebLogic Server Versions and Domains
Naming Guidelines for WebLogic Servers and Domains
Enabling Interoperability Security for WebLogic Domains
Using the Messaging Bridge To Access Destinations In Another 6.1 or Later Domain
Using the Messaging Bridging To Access Destinations In a 6.0 Domain
Using the Messaging Bridging To Access Destinations In a 5.1 Domain
Using the Messaging Bridge to Access a Third-Party Messaging Provider
Monitoring All Messaging Bridges
Stopping and Restarting a Messaging Bridge
Configuring the Messaging Bridge Execute Thread Pool Size
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Messaging Bridge
Setting Up Compatibility Security: Main Steps
Enabling the Authentication Cache
Adding a Note to the Caching Realm
Configuring an LDAP V1 Security Realm
Enabled Communucation between the LDAP Server and WebLogic Server
Specifying How Users Are Located in the LDAP V1 Security Realm
Specifying How Groups Are Located in the LDAP V1 Security Realm
Adding a Note to the LDAP V1 Security Realm
Configuring an LDAP V2 Security Realm
Adding a Note to the LDAP V2 Security Realm
Configuring the Windows NT Security Realm
Adding a Note to the Windows NT Security Realm
Configuring the wlauth Program for the UNIX Security Realm
Configuring the UNIX Security Realm
Adding a Note to the UNIX Security Realm
Configuring the RDBMS Security Realm
Defining Database Attributes for the RDBMS Security Realm
Defining Database Schema for the RDBMS Security Realm
Adding A Note to the RDBMS Security Realm
Installing a Custom Security Realm
Adding A Note To A Custom Security Realm
Changing the Password of a User
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Compatibility Security
The Default Security Configuration in WebLogic Server 7.0
Changing the Password of a User
Removing a User, Group, or Time Constraint From a Global Role
Configuring the Embedded LDAP Server
Configuring Backups for the Embedded LDAP Server
Configuring a New Security Realm
Configuring an Authentication Provider: Main Steps
Configuring the WebLogic Authentication Provider
Configuring an LDAP Authentication Provider
Setting LDAP Server and Caching Information
Locating Users in the LDAP Directory
Locating Groups in the LDAP Directory
Locating Members of a Group in the LDAP Directory
Configuring the Realm Adapter Authentication Provider
Changing the Order of Authentication Providers
Configuring the WebLogic Authorization Provider
Configuring the WebLogic Credential Mapping Provider
Configuring the WebLogic Role Mapping Provider
Configuring a WebLogic Identity Assertion Provider
Configuring the WebLogic Adjudication Provider
Configuring a WebLogic Auditing Provider
Configuring a Custom Security Provider
Configuring a User Name Mapper
Configuring a Custom User Name Mapper
Importing and Export Security Data from Security Realms
Importing and Exporting Security Data from Security Providers
Changing the Default Security Realm
Enabling Trust Between WebLogic Domains
Configuring Connection Filtering
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Security
Creating Domains and Servers 1
Overview of Creating Domains and Servers
Creating Domains, Administration Servers, and Managed Servers
Starting the Domain Configuration Wizard
Create a Domain with a Single Server Instance
Create a Domain with Administration Server and Managed Servers
Create a Domain with Administration Server and Clustered Managed Servers
What Does the Domain Configuration Wizard Create?
Understanding Domain Configuration Wizard Templates
Adding Managed Servers to an Existing Domain
Creating a Managed Server in an Existing Domain
Configuring Servers for Development Environments: Main Steps
Configuring Servers for Production Environments: Main Steps
Configure Startup Arguments for Managed Servers
Configure Monitoring, Shutdown and Restart for Managed Servers
Specifying the Default Protocol
Enabling and Configuring the IIOP Protocol
Monitoring Web App Components on a Server
Monitoring the JRockit Virtual Machine
Configuring Low Memory Detection
Setting the Primary Domain Controller to be Used for Authentication
Allowing or Disallowing Native Mode Communication
Enabling or Disabling the Logging of Memory Usage
Allowing Prefetching of Elements
Allowing or Disallowing Apartment Threaded COM Initialization in Native Mode
Replicating a Domain's Configuration Files for Managed Server Independence
Disabling Managed Server Independence
Specifying Cluster Settings for a Server
Assigning WLEC Connection Pools to a Server
Assigning Jolt Connection Pools to a Server
Assigning a WTCServer to a Server
Migrating Services to a New Server
Assigning FileT3 (Deprecated) Files to a Server
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Servers
Starting and Stopping Servers 1
Version Requirements for Starting Servers
Starting Administration Servers
Alternate Ways to Start Administration Servers
Starting an Administration Server from the Windows Start Menu
Starting an Administration Server When the Host Computer Boots
Starting an Administration Server in the STANDBY State
Starting an Administration Server With the java weblogic.Server Command
Starting Managed Servers from the Administration Console
Starting Managed Servers From a WebLogic Server Script
Alternate Ways to Start Managed Servers
Starting All Managed Servers in a Domain
Starting a Managed Server in the STANDBY State
Creating Scripts That Use the Node Manager
Starting a Managed Server When the Host Computer Boots
Starting a Managed Server With the java weblogic.Server Command
Starting a Managed Server if the Administration Server is Unavailable
Providing Usernames and Passwords to Start a Server
Specifying an Initial Administrative Username for a Domain
Bypassing the Prompt for Username and Password
Specifying User Credentials When Starting a Server with the Node Manager
Running a Startup Script Outside the Server's Root Directory
Configuring a Connection to the Administration Server
Starting in Development Mode or Production Mode
Changing the JVM That Runs a WebLogic Server Instance
Specifying Java Options for a WebLogic Server Instance
Addressing Out of Memory Errors
Shutting Down Instances of WebLogic Server
Shutting Down All Servers in a Domain
Controlling Graceful Shutdowns
Setting the Timeout Period for Forced Shutdown Operations
Setting Up the WebLogic SNMP Agent
Assign Servers for a String Monitor
Assigning Servers for a Gauge Monitor
Assigning Servers for a Counter Monitor
Create a Notification Log Filter
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for SNMP
Startup and Shutdown Classes 1
Configuring a Server to Use a Startup or Shutdown Class: Main Steps
Configure a Startup or Shutdown Class
Clone a Configuration of a Startup or Shutdown Class
Assign a Startup or Shutdown Configuration to Servers or Clusters
Add the Class to the Server's Classpath
Modify an Existing Startup or Shutdown Configuration
Delete a Startup or Shutdown Class Configuration
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Startup and Shutdown
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Tasks
Specifying HTTP Log File Settings for a Virtual Host
Targeting Web Applications to the Virtual Host.
Associating a Virtual Host with a Server
Removing an Associated Virtual Host
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Virtual Hosts
Configuring a Default Web Application
Deploying a New Web Application
Viewing Deployed Web Applications
Stopping Deployed Web Applications
Adding or Editing Web Application Deployment Notes
Monitoring Web Applications and Servlets
Viewing and Editing Descriptors
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Web Applications
Configuring and Deploying a New Web Service
Undeploying Deployed Web Services
Viewing Web Service Deployment Descriptors
Configuring Web Service Reliable Messaging
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for Web Services
Configure a New WLEC Connection Pool
Monitor Active Instances of a WLEC Connection Pool
Assign WLEC Connection Pools to a Server
Assign WLEC Connection Pools to a Cluster
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for WLEC
Assign a WTCServer to a Server
Configuring Connection Attributes for Local WLS Domains
Configuring Security Attributes for Local WLS Domains
Creating a Remote Tuxedo Domain
Configuring Connection Attributes for Remote Tuxedo Domains
Configuring Security Attributes for Remote Tuxedo Domains
Deleting a Remote Tuxedo Domain
Creating a Password Configuration
Deleting a Password Configuration
Configuring Connection Attributes for a tBridge Connection
Configuring Connection Factories for a tBridge Connection
Configuring Priority Mapping for a tBridge Connection
Creating a tBridge Redirection
Deleting a tBridge Redirection
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for WebLogic Tuxedo Connector
Configuring a Parser or Transformer Other Than the Built-In
Configuring a Parser for a Particular Document Type
Configuring External Entity Resolution
Configuring the External Entity Cache
Monitoring the External Entity Cache
Attributes and Console Screen Reference for XML
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