Server Management Will Not Start After Update
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, EnterpriseOne - JAS (Java Application Server), Oracle Server Manager, Server Manager, enterpriseone
We are updating our EnterpriseOne Tools Release to 8.98.2.2 and had an issue with updating the Server Manager Agent on our Windows web servers. After following the steps to do the update of the Server Manager Agent it would not restart. I was able to find a document (Doc ID 983043.1) on Oracle Support that fixed the issue.
To resolve this issue, Customers need to download the 8.98.2.2 (or newer) version of the Server Manager update component and proceed with the following steps:
Update your Server Manager console with the newer version of Server Manager.
Locate the “scfagent.jar” file in the following directory:
{jde_home}\targets\oc4j\j2ee\home\applications\ManagementConsole\ManagementConsole_WAR\scfagent
where {jde_home} is your Server Manager console install location.Copy this file to the following directory on the machine where your Windows Server Manager agent is running:
{jde_agent_home}\lib\_staging
where {jde_agent_home is the Server Manager agent install locationRename the “scfagent.jar” file that you have copied to “agentUpdate.jar”. If there is already a file with this name, it should be replaced with the new file you have copied.
Run the “startAgent.bat” command file twice from the {jde_agent_home}\bin directory. The first time will update the Server Manager agent JAR files with the newer version, but will likely fail to start the service. The second time should start the service successfully.
I hope that helps!
Tags: enterpriseone, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, EnterpriseOne - JAS (Java Application Server), jde, oracle, Oracle Server Manager, Server Manager, Server Manager, Tools Release, version, xeEnterpriseOne Minimum Technical Requirements
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, IBM i/System i/iSeries/AS400, Java, MetaLink, Minimum Technical Requirements, Oracle Server Manager, enterpriseone, oracle, websphere
Recently, I found that the Minimum Technical Requirements for Oracle EnterpriseOne to be a little difficult to track down.
So I thought I should create a post about it here so that I don’t have to waste a bunch of time looking for it.
If I remember I did this, anyway.
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Current MTR Index (Doc ID 747323.1)
| Application Packs |
| Application Management Pack |
| Business Intelligence |
| Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher |
| Oracle Embedded Business Intelligence Applications |
| Business Servers |
| Business Services Servers |
| Clients |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Clients Pervasive |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe – Pervasive |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x – Pervasive |
| Cluster Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Collaborative Portal |
| Collaborative Portal 8.0/Xe |
| Collaborative Portal 8.9x |
| Crystal Report – Business Objects |
| Business Objects Enterprise XIR2 |
| Crystal Reports XIR2 |
| Database Software |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Deployment Server |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Disk Space |
| 8.9x Disk Space Requirements |
| Enterprise Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| EnterpriseOne Integration |
| EnterpriseOne Integration Page |
| Extended Process Integration XPI |
| Enterprise XPI Foundation |
| JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 8.12 Integration Points |
| Enterprise XPI 8.11 Integration Points |
| EnterpriseOne 8.11 SP1 Integration Points |
| Mobile Tools |
| Mobile Client 8.9x |
| Mobile Synchronization Server 8.9x |
| PIM Sync Server |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Operational Consoles |
| Plant Manger’s Dashboard Version 8.12 |
| Plant Manger’s Dashboard Version 8.11 SP1 |
| Financial Management and Compliance Console Version 8.12 |
| Financial Management and Compliance Console Version 8.11 SP1 |
| Real-Time Events Server |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Supply Chain Planning (SCP) |
| EnpterpriseOne Supply Chaining Planning Page |
| Third Party Software |
| WebSphere MQ |
| Vertex Payroll Tax Q Series |
| Vertex Sales Tax Q Series |
| Terminal Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Virtualization |
| Oracle VM |
| Web Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Web Services Gateway Server (WSG) |
| Web Services Gateway server (WSG) |
| Information Websites |
| EnterpriseOne Xe |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0 |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
EnterpriseOne Tools Release Upgrade From 8.96 to 8.97 Rough Outline
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, EnterpriseOne - Install/Upgrade, EnterpriseOne - JAS (Java Application Server), IBM i/System i/iSeries/AS400, Oracle Server Manager, enterpriseone, oracle, websphere
- IBM iSeries/AS400/System i
- Backup libraries and IFS directories
- Register Pristine Environment in Server Manager
- Create Server Manager Server Group for Pristine
- Upgrade Pristine
- Web Server
- Create IBM WebSphere Application Server in Server Manager
- Create IBM HTTP Server in Server Manager
- General
- HTML landing page: update links and info
- Change DNS entries
- Copy the code used to restrict access to specified environment
- Copy images and code for custom backgrounds
- Modify the JAS.INI file to specify the correct logon logo
- Set web server to restart nightly and cleanup logs
- Verify that the server is being backed up and replicated to DR hot site
Hitler and the CNC Guys – Jeff Stevenson
Filed under: IBM i/System i/iSeries/AS400, Oracle Server Manager, SAP, enterpriseone, oracle
You got to check this video out by Jeff Stevenson of the Karamazov Group Blog:
Simple Server Manger Improvement Suggestion
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, EnterpriseOne - Install/Upgrade, Oracle Server Manager, enterpriseone
Have you used Oracle’s Server Manager for EnterpriseOne?
If so, you may have noticed a little “feature” that is really quite annoying:
- when items are listed on a page they are not consistently sorted.
In other words, when you display the page one time the items are in one order. Then, when you display the same page for a different server the items are in a different order. For example, below are 2 screen shots of the JDBj Service Caches for 2 separate EnterpriseOne HTML server instances. You will notice that the items in figure 1 are in a different order than figure 2.
Figure 1: 
Figure 2: 
This annoyance happens in most of the other screens that are available in Server Manager.
In my opinion, it would be really nice to have a consistent order to the items in the list.
Have you found anything in Server Manager that was annoying?
Tags: e1, enterpriseone, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, EnterpriseOne - Install/Upgrade, oracle, Oracle Server Manager, Server ManagerThe EnterpriseOne Session Timeout Two-Step…Ok, Three Step
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - Install/Upgrade, EnterpriseOne - JAS (Java Application Server), Microsoft, Oracle Server Manager, enterpriseone, oracle
We have several work areas that require a longer inactive timeout setting than the default 20 minutes (Payroll Time-entry, Fixed Asset Accounting, etc.).
Unfortunately, EnterpriseOne’s architecture does not make the process of configuring a session timeout very easy. There are three separate separate settings that need to configured correctly. Depending on your architecture that could mean three separate machines using three separate platforms. Whatever your architecture looks like there are at least three.
- The Java Application Server (JAS). No matter what flavor of JAS you are running (IBM Websphere, Oracle Application Server, BEA, etc.) you will need to configure the application’s user session timeout setting. The screenshots for IBM Websphere 6.0.2.13 are below:
- The EnterpriseOne HTML Server. This setting is in the JAS.INI under the [CACHE] stanza. The setting is in milliseconds (3600000 = 1 hour). If you are running the Oracle Server Manager for EnterpriseOne, you can find it in the “Cache Configuration section under the “Web Runtime” configuration.
- The HTTP server. The instructions for both Microsoft IIS and IBM HTTP Server follows:
- Microsoft IIS:
- Display the properties of the website that is configured to host EnterpriseOne
- On the “Website” tab, modify the “Connection Timeout” setting. Please note that this value is in seconds, not milliseconds.
- IBM HTTP Server:
- Edit the “Timeout” setting in the HTTPD.CONF file. Please note that this value is in seconds, not milliseconds.
- Microsoft IIS:
NOTE: To avoid record locking Oracle specifies to configure the system so that the JAS server will “timeout” the user’s session. To do that both the EnterpriseOne HTML Server and the HTTP server need to be set to great times than the JAS server. For example:
- To configure a timeout value of 30 minutes:
- JAS Server: 30
- EnterpriseOne HTML Server: 3600000
- HTTP Server: 3600
Server Manager Timeout
When working with Oracle’s Server Manager you may have noticed that the session timeout is less than an hour. Actually, it is set by default to be 45 minutes.
Well, if you would like to change that, follow the steps below:
- Locate the web.xml file at the following location:
<install location>\jde_home\targets\oc4j\home\applications\ManagementConsole\ManagementConsole_WAR\WEB-INF - Locate the xml node <session-config>
- Change the value of <session-timeout>
- Restart the Server Manager service for the new value to take effect
<session-config> <session-timeout>45</session-timeout> </session-config>
Tags: jde, oracle, Oracle Server Manager, Server Manager, XML
