Does the new Database 4.1.0 adapter of GSA don't need connector manager?
I tried installing it but I wasn't able to see the instance in the GSA admin console.
I used this --> https://github.com/googlegsa/database/releases/download/v4.1.0/database-install-4.1.0.exe from http://googlegsa.github.io/adaptor/index.html
Is the 4.1.0 adapter administrated from the property file and no UI?
If you have experience with these topics please share your knowledge. Thank you for reading my question.
There is no connector manager with the 4.x adaptors. Everything is configured via the configuration file. If you install using the Windows installer there is a psuedo front end to configuration but configuring with the adaptor.properties file is very easy.
There is a simple UI for confirming the adaptor is running and seeing the active configuration (no edit capabilities).
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Hi I want to include cluster option in IBM 8.5 where it is installed on Linux how to add this package through the terminal where in my server menu I have only server types
Your question is not clear enough, but here are my assumptions:
you are using WebSphere Application Server 8.5.5.x
you want to have cluster options in the Web Administrative console (accessed via /ibm/console)
You currently have standalone single server profile, this profile doesnt have cluster management capabilities. You have to create different profile - deployment manager - either via graphical UI - https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/was-nd/8.5.5?topic=mpugui-creating-management-profiles-deployment-managers or via manageprofiles.sh commandline tool - https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/was-nd/8.5.5?topic=mpnzos-manageprofiles-command-1
To create cluster you will need at least one additional profile (appserver or custom) and federate it to the deployment manager.
Here are various installation secenarios (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/was-nd/8.5.5?topic=installation-planning-install-websphere-application-server)
The simplest clustering scenario would be Scenario 7: Single-machine installation of a cell of application servers and a web server
I am using the IBM product: Websphere Application Server (WAS), version: Base 9.0.5.2.
I want to connect remotely to my IBM WAS to collect a particular set of data metrics, and to achieve that I followed the steps mentioned here I cannot use MBean, as it is not supported by IBM and it is only for testing purposes, so all I am left is with option 2 (in the above link).
In the sample test script attached in the above link, all the files that are mentioned, they are the files present on my IBM WAS. Those files aren't present on my remote machine (from where I am trying to connect to my IBM WAS).
I placed those listed files on my remote machine, and still couldn't connect to my IBM WAS.
How shall I test whether I can connect remotely to my IBM WAS or not?
Can somebody please guide me if I'm missing out on any steps?
Verify if your Websphere JMX port is open on both servers ( in the link 2809 )
If you want to access stats provided by PMI infrastructure, then I would consider using PerfServlet app which is discussed here - Retrieving performance data with PerfServlet. It gives you access via http, so heavy client and product libraries needed, and returns XML, which you can parse to get stats you need.
Other option would be to write your custom app which would use JMX Using the JMX interface to develop your own monitoring application and make it available for example as REST service.
Or if you just want to monitor values use dedicated monitoring apps, like IBM Health Center or third party tools.
I can not access the web interfaces of obiee. Any suggestions or solutions?
"www".localhost:7001 should just be localhost:7001.
Also, OBIEE runs on the /analytics deoloyment. /console is the WebLogic administration console.
You must use the correct URL:
Use this URL:
http://localhost:7001/analytics
instead of:
http://www.localhost.com:7001/console
Please check whether your URL is apt or not.
Because what I think it should be localhost:7001/em or localhost:7001/console which is Enterprise Manager and Weblogic Console respectively.
And for OBIEE web page, we use analytics that is nothing but localhost:9704/analytics or localhost:9502/analytics
Solely depends on your OBIEE configuration.
Hope it would be helpful.
Based on your screenshot it appears as if you are attempting to access weblogic console. I would make sure that node manager and Admin Server are both started and running. On Windows os, click on the start menu and type NodeManager/Start Weblogic and it will give you the shortcut icons.
Once those two have been started you should be able to login to weblogic console and to ensure that admin/managed servers are both running.
If you did an enterprise installation of OBIEE11g, the default port for analytics should be 9704 unless you manually configured to use a different port number.
I have previously installed a J2EE policy agent and implemented SSO with it. Now I was trying to do the same with a web policy agent, but I am stuck. When I am trying to install the Apache22 web agent, I am being asked to provide some inputs. The second input is the URL of the OpenAM server. In my case, that is http://openam.example.com:9080/openIdp2 . But whenever I enter this value, the installation gets stuck. I have taken the following steps:
I have ensured that the openAM server is up and running.
I have created a centralized web agent in the openAM server.
I have installed OpenSSL and included the libeay32.dll, ssleay32.dll files in the agent/lib folder( I don’t have the ‘dll files missing’ error)
I have added the agent/lib folder in the environment variable path.
I have done all this and yet I am getting nowhere. I had used these same steps when I had configured the J2EE agent earlier. The OpenAM server is deployed in Tomcat on my local machine.
This is the configuration I am using:
Http server: Apache 2.2
Web Policy Agent:
i)Release: 4.0.0
ii)Platform: Apache 2.2
OS: Windows 10 64 bit
When I tried installing using the ‘silent’ option, I was asked to provide all the input. I did that and now the console is just stuck with the ‘Validating…’ message. It has been in that way for some time. The installation doesn’t stop, it just freezes.
Can you tell me what I might be doing wrong?
Can anyone help me out?
I had a similar issue a while back and was advised to step-back to the 3.3.4 Agent. Since there were no features I needed in 4.0 that were not in 3.3 I did and have not looked back. Also, consider that the latest agent available is 4.0.1. So either go back to 3.3.4 or consider trying 4.0.1.
Hi I have installed Openfire and the plugin for websocket from the link (https://code.google.com/p/openfire-websockets/downloads/detail?name=websockets-0.0.0.6.zip&can=2&q=) When I install the the plugin, the plugin is available in the openfire plugin's. But the question is how do I configure, and how to access the WS.
Cheers
Sunil
For checking WebSocket
Socket = new WebSocket("ws://domain:7070/ws/",'xmpp')
Don't forget for 'xmpp' protocol
please go through the installation steps given in the link here openfire-server-configuration. It might prove helpful to install and configure your plugins.
Once you've installed the plugin (make sure you restart the server), you should be able to reach the Websocket connector via ws://domain:port/ws/, port usually being 7070. Check the Server > Server Settings > HTTP Binding menu in the web interface if you're not sure.
However you don't get to configure much. The Websocket plugin is very minimalistic, it will basically reuse the existing BOSH (plain HTTP) configuration, but that's usually enough.