This chapter covers troubleshooting.
This section covers the Oracle BI EE integration.
Go through the following steps to troubleshoot this issue.
Login directly to Oracle BI EE and verify if it is up and running. If the Oracle BI EE is down you may encounter the above error.
The Retail Application uses the BI Presentation Services connection to connect to Oracle BI EE. Ensure that Oracle BI EE is prepared for the Presentation Services connection. Refer to the chapter Embedding Business Intelligence Objects in ADF Applications of the Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition.
The link to the Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition is
https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/11119/biee/BIEDV/embedding_adf.htm
Ensure that the BIConnection attributes in the Retail Application to connect to Oracle BI EE are correct. Refer to the section "Modifying the BIConnection Attributes at Runtime" in the Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Integration in Retail Applications chapter to change the BIConnection attributes post install.
Ensure that the user who logs into the application exists in Oracle BI EE and has permissions to view the Oracle BI EE content requested.
If the In-Context launch does not work after enabling the ADF Contextual Event action in the Oracle BI EE analysis and adding the hidden column as documented above, then you should enable FINER logging for oracle.retail.apps.framework.bi package.
The log file should log the QDR payload received from Oracle BI EE and the actions executed by the Retail Application code based on the QDR.