1. Cloud Control Middleware Management Guide
  2. Monitoring Application Performance
  3. Troubleshooting Middleware Applications Using Enterprise Manager
  4. Configure the Environment to Help Troubleshoot Applications
  5. Create a RUEI Application to Help Troubleshoot Web Applications

Create a RUEI Application to Help Troubleshoot Web Applications

RUEI can monitor various types of application, and separate the data from each application for reporting. In RUEI, you create either an application, suite or service to correspond with the set of services that you want to monitor. The term, RUEI suite, is used if these application is based on certain Oracle Enterprise architectures (such as Oracle E-Business Suite, Siebel, and WebLogic Portal).

Before attempting this task, make sure that you have installed RUEI as outlined in Install RUEI to Help Troubleshoot Web Applications.

After installing the software, perform the following tasks to create a RUEI application or suite.

  1. If you want to monitor network timing, you must set up a network tap as described in the RUEI Installation Guide. However, you can skip this step if you want to create a tag-based application, where you insert javascript (Browser JS Library) into your web templates, and that javascript reports events from the client browser.

  2. Perform initial configuration of RUEI as described in Configuring RUEI chapter of the RUEI Installation Guide.

  3. If you want to monitor ADF applications, you can use RUEI's ADF Monitoring Service, where ADF-specific timings are reported. See the Configuring RUEI for ADF Monitoring chapter of the RUEI Installation Guide for more information.

  4. Check the RUEI documentation for any specific information relating to a component you intend to monitor. For example, if you intend to monitor an environment that uses Oracle Access Manager, see the Configuring the Oracle Access Manager chapter of the RUEI Installation Guide.

  5. Create a RUEI Application or Suite using the instructions in Identifying and Reporting Web Pages and Working With Suites and Web Services chapters of the RUEI User's Guide.

Note:

With Enterprise Manager 13c, there is a new service level target, called an End User Service (EUS) corresponding to each RUEI Application/Suite. The EUS has the same name as the RUEI Application/Suite, and is used to create a business application. See Monitoring an End User Service for more information.