Common Default Settings

Single-server and multi-server domain configurations have many settings in common.

Domain Defaults

Many of these common settings can be configured in the WebLogic Remote Console, but some are configured in other environments. Default values are listed when available

Setting Default Value Where To Configure in the WebLogic Remote Console

SSL functionality

Enabled with demonstration self-signed digital certificates.

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Servers, and then PIA (or custom server name), and then Security. Select the Keystores tab and SSL tab.

Alternatively, on the command line. use pskeymanager.

Server logs

Weblogic domain\logs\server name_*.log

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Servers, and then PIA (or custom server name), and then Logging.

HTTP access log

Disabled

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Servers, and then PIA (or custom server name), and then Logging, and then HTTP.

HTTP keep-Alive

30 seconds

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Servers, and then PIA (or custom server name), and then Protocols, and then HTTP.

HTTPS keep-Alive

60 seconds

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Servers, and then PIA (or custom server name), and then Protocols, and then HTTP.

Max Stuck Thread Time

600

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Server, and then PIA, and then Server Failure Trigger.

Note: Click the question mark icon for information.

Stuck Thread Timer Interval

60

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Servers, and then PIA (or custom server name), and then Advanced, and then Tuning.

Enable Administration Port

Disabled

Click the Edit Tree tile, then select Environment, and then Domain.

PORTAL HTTP session monitoring

On (applies only to servers running PORTAL)

Click the Monitoring Tree tile, then select Deployments, and then Application Runtime Data, and then peoplesoft, and then Component Runtimes.

System administrator user ID

system (set during PIA setup)

Click the Security Data Tree tile, then select Realms, and then myrealm, and then Authentication Providers, and then Default Authenticator, and then Users, and then system.

System administrator password

password (set during PIA setup)

Click the Security Data Tree tile, then select Realms, and then myrealm, and then Authentication Providers, and then Default Authenticator, and then Users, and then system.

System operator user ID

operator

Click the Security Data Tree tile, then select Realms, and then myrealm, and then Authentication Providers, and then Default Authenticator, and then Users, and then operator.

System operator password

password

Click the Security Data Tree tile, then select Realms, and then myrealm, and then Authentication Providers, and then Default Authenticator, and then Users, and then operator.

System monitor user ID

monitor

Click the Security Data Tree tile, then select Realms, and then myrealm, and then Authentication Providers, and then Default Authenticator, and then Users, and then monitor.

System monitor password

password

Click the Security Data Tree tile, then select Realms, and then myrealm, and then Authentication Providers, and then Default Authenticator, and then Users, and then monitor.

Script and Environment Defaults

Modify these settings by editing a setEnv script or applying command line parameter overrides to WebLogic control scripts.

The following settings specify the names and structure of various directories on the web server machine.

Setting Default Value Description/Override

PS_HOME

(none)

PeopleSoft home directory (set during the DPK installation or PIA setup).

BASE_DIR

(none)

High-level install directory (set during the DPK installation or PIA setup) where Tuxedo and WebLogic may be installed.

WLS_HOME

For a default DPK installation, BASE_DIR/pt/bea/wlserver

WebLogic home directory (set during the DPK installation or PIA setup).

DOMAIN_NAME

peoplesoft

Name of this WebLogic domain (set during the DPK installation or PIA setup).

JAVA_HOME

(Depends on the operating system platform.)

Location of Java. Set during PIA setup or with a call to WebLogic's CommEnv script.

Note:

You configure Java VM options including JVM memory size using the JAVA_OPTIONS_OSplatform parameter, during PIA setup.

The following are miscellaneous settings.

Setting Default Value Description/Override

HOSTNAME

Local hostname

Set during PIA setup.

PRODUCTION_MODE

TRUE

Enable WebLogic production mode (set during PIA setup).

DISCOVERY_MODE

FALSE

Disable auto detection of unregistered applications.

Script: setEnv

WLS_USER

Operator

Use to stop WebLogic with stop scripts and run it as a Windows service.

WLS_PW

password

Use to stop WebLogic with stop scripts and run it as a Windows service.

ADMINSERVER_PROTOCOL

HTTP

Protocol used for managed server to connect to administration server (not used in single-server domain).

ADMINSERVER_HOSTNAME

Single-server: local hostname.

Multi-server: local hostname.

Distributed server: (none — set manually).

Administration server’s hostname that managed servers attempt to connect to by default when started. Set during PIA setup (except distributed server).

ADMINSERVER_PORT

Single-server: HTTP port of PIA server.

Multi-server: 9999.

Distributed server: (none — set manually).

Administration server’s Listen port that managed servers attempt to connect to by default when started. Set during PIA setup (except distributed server).

ADMINSERVER_SERVERNAME

Single-server: PIA.

Multi-server: WebLogicAdmin.

Distributed server: WebLogicAdmin.

WebLogic server instance name of this domain's administration server, used for stopping and starting the server.

WL_VERSION

Detected major WebLogic version.

WebLogic major version, such as 14.

WL_SERVICEPACK

Detected minor WebLogic version.

WebLogic service pack level.

WL_PATCH

Detected WebLogic patch version.

WebLogic patch level.

BACKGROUND_PROCESS

TRUE

Run WebLogic server as a background process. On UNIX you can force foreground execution using the start script’s -foreground option.

The following are debugging output settings.

Setting Default Value Description/Override

SET CAPTURE_STDOUT_STDERR

FALSE

(Windows only) Capture standard output and standard error of a WebLogic server running as a foreground process. You can also set this with the start script’s –capture option.

ENABLE_JDPA_DEBUG

FALSE

(PeopleSoft development only) Enable JDPA debug support. You can also set this with the start script’s –debug option.

ENABLE_VERBOSE_GC

FALSE

Enable verbose output of Java’s garbage collector. You can also set this with the start script’s –verbose:gc option.

ENABLE_VERBOSE_SSL

FALSE

Enable SSL debug support. Produces verbose SSL output. You can also set this with the start script’s –verbose:ssl option.

ENABLE_VERBOSE_WL

FALSE

Enable verbose output for the core WebLogic server (not verbose output of PIA). You can also set this with the start script’s –verbose:wl option.

MAX_FILE_DESCRIPTORS

16384

The number of open file descriptors set for any WebLogic server process.

Note: In UNIX, you need to set the environment variable to an optimum value for the number of open file descriptors in your web server setEnv.sh file. The file is located at <PS_CFG_HOME>/webserv/<domain>/bin/setEnv.sh .

The following are HTTP forward proxy support settings.

Setting Default Value Description/Override

ENABLE_HTTP_PROXY

FALSE

Enable the use of the forward http proxy.

HTTP_PROXY_HTTPHOST

(none)

IP address or hostname of the forward HTTP proxy server for HTTP requests.

HTTP_PROXY_HTTPPORT

(none)

HTTP Port number of the forward HTTP proxy server for HTTP requests.

HTTP_PROXY_HTTPSHOST

(none)

IP address or hostname of the forward HTTP proxy server for HTTPS requests.

HTTP_PROXY_HTTPSPORT

(none)

HTTP Port number of the forward HTTP proxy server for HTTPS requests.

HTTP_PROXY_NONPROXY_HOSTS

localhost, local hostname, and domainname.

Host names and domain names of content servers that will not be proxied.