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Step by Step Guide for Oracle Tuxedo Pathing | Linux Env | SheikMiddleware.blogspot.com

Step by Step Guide for Tuxedo Patching on Linux Server Tuxedo Patching step by step procedure 1. Login to the server and switch to the application user. 2. Stop the Tuxedo services. 3. Generic Patching procedure.            a) To view the list of patches applied                <oracle_home>/opatch lsinventory           b) Place the required patch in PATCH_TOP directory and unzip it               cd <oracle_home>/PATCH_TOP/               unzip patch_xxx.zip             c) Set the environment using below commands                   export ORACLE_HOME=<oracle_home>             export JAVA_HOME=<java_home>           ...
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IIB Enabling and Disabling Admin console - Sheikmiddleware.blogspot.com

Enabling and Disabling Web Interface in IIB 10 All new brokers that are created in WebSphere® Message Broker Version 8.0.0.1 or later have the web user interface assigned to port 4414, which is enabled by default. As a result, the web user interface is enabled automatically when a new broker is created. IIB Accessing Web Interface : You shall see the associated webconsole URL for each broker, while listing mqsilist command.  See below In above example, i have a Broker / Integration Node "sheik_new" as running which is associated with webconsole http://desktop-k5ve353:4415. By default , this feature in enabled in V8 and above and web console looks like below You shall use the above iib web console to admin the integration server. If you would like to disable the feature use mqischangeproperties command. Example as below : To see if webadmin is enabled for the IIB node C:\Program Files\IBM\IIB\10.0.0.2> mqsireportproperties sheik_new  -b webadmin -o server -a server='...

How to find Weblogic installed in a server

How to find if Weblogic is installed in a server In this topic, we will cover two scenarios a) How to find if weblogic product is installed in the server b) How to find the path of weblogic installed How to find if weblogic product is installed : We will go through the topic one by one , lets take the first scenario. You are given a server , where you are asked to check what are the products installed. Assume, we are checking it if any weblogic product is installed in the machine. Where you will start ?. I think we normally go with a command to see if any process associated with the weblogic product is running. Correct, ps -ef | grep -i weblogic will show the list of process running for weblogic. What if, weblogic product is installed but none of the process running. How would you able to get to know now ?. Still thinking..... Since weblogic product can be installed any directories and with any user. I suggest you to use below command to fetch the information. locate -r server/lib/webl...

How to find the date and time of weblogic patch applied

How to find when is the last time patch applied in weblogic product To find out when is the last time weblogic patch applied on the server or to know the date/time of the patch applied recently 1) Go to <installation_dir > , if you dont know how to find the weblogic installation dir, follow the link How to find weblogic home directory 2) Go to <installation_dir>/Opatch folder 3) Execute the command ./opatch lsinv | grep -i applied 4) It will list out the patches applied along with date

JAVA_HOME error not set while listing and applying weblogic patches

JAVA_HOME not set error while using opatch command   This is very common error we see while using opatch command, whether you are using it for listing the patches or using it for applying the patches. So how to fix it ? Error : JAVA_HOME is not set or does not exist I see there are two ways to fix this error. 1) Explicitly set the JAVA_HOME value by export JAVA_HOME=<JAVA_PATH>  pls make sure dont include bin the JAVA_PATH value example as below : Now try executing the command. Hopefully it will fix the issue. if not, pls follow the alternate procedure given below  2) There is a parameter ( -jre) we shall pass it while executing the opatch command. It will get you the desired result. example as below : opatch lspatches -jre <java-path>  

How to find the list of patches applied in Weblogic 12c

How to find the list of patches applied in Weblogic 12c   As you know oracle is releasing critical patches every quarter. It is highly recommended to apply the patch in the servers whenever its released. To see what are the patches applied in the server, follow the below way to find out. 1) Go to <installation_dir>. Follow the link if you dont know Find the weblogic home directory 2) Navigate to Opatch folder 3) execute the command ./opatch patches 4) It will show the list of patches applied in the environment along with the dates its applied. To know when the patch is applied on the environment. Follow the link  Find the date and time of weblogic patch applied

Weblogic Version finder for version 10g and 12c

How to find Weblogic Version for 10g and 12c There are two easy ways to find weblogic version for weblogic 12c versions First method : 1) Go to <installation_dir>/inventory. Hope you know the path of the installation dir. Follow the link if you don't know how to find the installation path. 2) Open the registry.xml and you shall see the version of the weblogic installed in the machine. How to find Product home directory Example as below Second method : 1) Run the following command to get the weblogic version details java -cp <installation_dir>/server/weblogic.jar it will show you the desired results. If you would like to find the list of patches applied for the version. Follow the link for weblogic 12c How to find the list of patches applied in weblogic 12c