IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Application Diagnostics, Version 7.1.0.1

Refreshing the Windows service - J2EE Agent

On Windows, if WebLogic is installed as a Windows service, refresh the service. The procedure depends on whether WebLogic is started by Node Manager.

If WebLogic is running in Windows service mode, not started by Node Manager:

  1. After the data collector is configured successfully, if the WebLogic Windows service is running, stop it and run uninstallService.cmd .

  2. Re-install the Windows service using the following command: InstallService.cmd user_id user_pwd .

  3. Open the system service window and start the WebLogic server.

  4. If any problems occur, find the cache file in directory domain_dir\instance_dir\.wlnotdelete\extract and remove the following directories:

    instance_name_console_console

    instance_name_uddi_uddi

    instance_name_uddiexplorer_uddiexplorer

    instance_name_wl_management_internal1_wl_management_internal1

    instance_name_wl_management_internal2_wl_management_internal2

domain_dir refers to the name of the domain, and instance_name refers to the server instance name. For example, if you create a basic portal domain with the name portalDomain, and a server instance with the name portalServer, the cache files would be found in the directory \portalDomain\portalServer\.wlnotdelete\extract.

If WebLogic is running in Node Manager Windows service mode:

  1. After the data collector is configured successfully, if the Node Manager server service is running, stop it and run uninstallNodeMgrSvc.cmd .

  2. In the directory AppServer_home/server/bin, run installNodeMgrSvc.cmd .

  3. Open the system service window and start the Node Manager service.

Use Node Manager to start the managed server. You do not have to run startNodeManager.cmd .


Parent topic:

Post-configuration steps for WebLogic users

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