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Oracle® Process Manager and Notification Server Administrator's Guide
10
g
(9.0.4)
Part No. B12057-02
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Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Organization
Related Documentation
Conventions
1
What's New in OPMN?
1.1
Additional Oracle Application Server Component Management
1.2
New Commands
1.3
Start Order Dependencies
1.4
Event Scripts
1.5
Improved Monitoring
1.6
Operating System-Level Statistics
1.7
Changes to opmn.xml
1.8
DCM
2
OPMN: Overview
2.1
What is OPMN?
2.2
How OPMN Works
2.2.1
Oracle Notification Server
2.2.2
Oracle Process Manager
2.2.3
PM Modules
2.3
What Oracle Application Server Components Does OPMN Manage?
2.3.1
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10
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Application Server Control Console
2.4
OPMN Configuration Files
2.5
Automatic Restart
2.6
opmnctl Command Location
2.6.1
opmnctl Syntax
2.7
opmnctl Command Quick Reference
2.8
opmnctl Detailed Command Description
2.8.1
Server Control Commands
2.8.1.1
Server Control Commands on Microsoft Windows
2.8.1.2
opmnctl start
2.8.1.3
opmnctl startall
2.8.1.4
opmnctl stopall and opmnctl shutdown
2.8.1.5
opmnctl reload
2.8.2
Process Control Commands
2.8.2.1
opmnctl startproc, opmnctl restartproc and opmnctl stopproc
2.8.3
Command Definitions
2.8.3.1
Scope
2.8.3.2
Attributes
2.8.3.3
Verbose
2.8.3.4
Options
2.8.4
Status Commands
2.8.4.1
opmnctl status
2.8.4.2
opmnctl ping
2.8.5
Help Commands
2.8.5.1
opmnctl help
2.8.5.2
opmnctl usage
2.8.5.3
opmnctl validate
2.9
OPMN Log Files
2.10
Security
2.10.1
Remote Security
2.11
iHAT
3
Using OPMN
3.1
Starting OPMN
3.2
Starting and Stopping OPMN Managed Processes for a Local Oracle Application Server Instance
3.3
Starting and Stopping all OPMN Managed Processes for a Remote Oracle Application Server Instance
3.4
Starting and Stopping an Oracle Application Server Component in a Local Oracle Application Server Instance
3.5
Starting and Stopping an Oracle Application Server Process Type in a Local Oracle Application Server Instance
3.6
Starting and Stopping a Multi-Oracle Application Server Instance Environment
3.7
Starting a Component on an Oracle Application Server Farm
4
opmn.xml Common Configuration
4.1
Example of opmn.xml Elements and Attributes
4.2
opmn.xml Element and Attribute Descriptions
5
Configuring Oracle HTTP Server
5.1
Oracle HTTP Server Process Module Configuration
5.2
Oracle HTTP Server Minimum Configuration
5.3
Oracle HTTP Server Complete Configuration
5.4
Oracle HTTP Server Attribute Descriptions
6
Configuring OC4J
6.1
OC4J Process Module Configuration
6.2
OC4J Minimum Configuration
6.3
OC4J Complete Configuration
6.4
OC4J Attribute Descriptions
7
Configuring Oracle Application Server Web Cache
7.1
OracleAS Web Cache Process Module Configuration
7.2
OracleAS Web Cache Minimum Configuration
7.3
OracleAS Web Cache Complete Configuration
7.4
OracleAS Web Cache Attribute Descriptions
8
Configuring Oracle Internet Directory
8.1
Oracle Internet Directory Process Module Configuration
8.2
Oracle Internet Directory Minimum Configuration
8.3
Oracle Internet Directory Complete Configuration
8.4
Oracle Internet Directory Attribute Descriptions
9
Configuring Oracle Application Server Port Tunnel
9.1
OracleAS Port Tunnel Process Module Configuration
9.2
OracleAS Port Tunnel Minimum Configuration
9.3
OracleAS Port Tunnel Complete Configuration
9.4
OracleAS Port Tunnel Attribute Descriptions
10
Configuring Oracle Application Server Wireless
10.1
OracleAS Wireless Process Module Configuration
10.2
OracleAS Wireless Minimum Configuration
10.3
OracleAS Wireless Complete Configuration
10.4
OracleAS Wireless Attribute Descriptions
11
Configuring Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect
11.1
OracleAS ProcessConnect Module Configuration
11.2
OracleAS ProcessConnect Minimum Configuration
11.3
OracleAS ProcessConnect Complete Configuration
11.4
OracleAS ProcessConnect Attribute Descriptions
12
Configuring Oracle Application Server Reports Services
12.1
Introduction
12.2
OracleAS Reports Services Process Module Configuration
12.3
OracleAS Reports Services Minimum Configuration
12.3.1
In-process OracleAS Reports Services Server
12.3.2
Standalone OracleAS Reports Services Server
12.4
OracleAS Reports Services Complete Configuration
12.4.1
In-process OracleAS Reports Services Server
12.4.2
Standalone OracleAS Reports Services Server
12.5
OracleAS Reports Services Attribute Descriptions
13
Configuring Oracle Application Server Discoverer
13.1
OracleAS Discoverer Process Module Configuration
13.2
OracleAS Discoverer Minimum Configuration
13.3
OracleAS Discoverer Complete Configuration
13.4
OracleAS Discoverer Attribute Descriptions
14
Configuring Log Loader
14.1
Log Loader Process Module Configuration
14.2
Log Loader Minimum Configuration
14.3
Log Loader Complete Configuration
14.4
Log Loader Attribute Descriptions
15
Configuring DCM Daemon
15.1
DCM Daemon Process Module Configuration
15.2
DCM Daemon Minimum Configuration
15.3
DCM Daemon Complete Configuration
15.4
DCM Daemon Attribute Descriptions
16
Configuring Custom Process
16.1
Custom Process Module Configuration
16.2
Custom Process Minimum Configuration
16.3
Custom Process Complete Configuration
16.3.1
Ping
16.4
Custom Process Attribute Descriptions
17
OPMN Troubleshooting
17.1
Diagnosing OPMN Problems
17.1.1
OPMN log Files
17.1.2
opmnctl debug
17.1.3
iHAT
17.1.4
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10
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Application Server Control Console
17.1.5
Troubleshooting with Event Scripts
17.2
Common Problems
17.2.1
Oracle Application Server Process Does Not Start
17.2.2
Determining if Oracle Application Server Processes are Dying or Unresponsive
17.2.3
opmnctl Command Execution Times Out
17.2.4
Oracle Application Server Component Automatically Restarted by OPMN
17.2.5
opmn.xml Environment Variables
17.2.6
Unexpected opmnctl start Behavior
17.2.7
Disabled Element in the opmn.xml File
17.2.8
Management of Oracle9
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AS Release 2 (9.0.2 and 9.0.3) Instances
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