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Oracle Transportation Management Tools

Configuration Data Collection

The Configuration Data Collection tool captures important configuration data that can be used in

diagnosing a performance issue. Users have the option of displaying the information on the screen, or

they can have the data collected to them via FTP or via email. Information sent via FTP and email is

encrypted, but this can be disabled via the following properties:

glog.diag.output.ftp.encrypt=false

glog.diag.output.email.encrypt=false

Files that are not encrypted and sent via email are given the .ZOP extension.

In addition to this data, there is also an option to Export the Environment. This will send you the most

recent access log from Oracle HTTP Server (OHS), config.xml.original from weblogic, console.log from

Tomcat and WebLogic, Error.log from the Oracle Transportation Management logs directory,

glog.exception.log, glog.properties, httpd.conf, mod_jk.log and mod_jk.conf from apache,

tomcat.conf, weblogic.conf, weblogic.sh, workers.properties, several class files and the patch notes

from the installed releases on the system. The list of files to be exported is stored in a new properties

file called glog.environment.export.properties. You can also add files to the list on the fly by

adding an additional glog.environment.export entry via the properties servlet.

Performance Data Collection

The Performance Data Collection utility can be used to capture performance statistics that can be used

in diagnosing a performance issue. Users have the options of displaying the information on the screen

or having it sent via FTP or email to a contact they have defined in the system.

Web Server Tools

Load Balancers

A test servlet is provided to assist in determining whether or not a web server should be dropped from

or restored to a load balancer rotation. Please see the Installing Multiple Web Servers section above

for more details.

Application Server Tools

Administration Console

The application servers used by Oracle Transportation Management have administration consoles that

provide various monitoring utilities. This document will not cover the monitoring utilities, where they

are, or how to use them. Please see your application server documentation for the specific details on

accessing the console and how to use the utilities that are provided. However, there are certain tips

that we will provide.

Monitoring Deployed Enterprise Java Beans

The administration console for the application server should have the ability to monitor Enterprise Java

Beans (EJB). Oracle Transportation Management only uses stateless Enterprise Java Beans so keep

this in mind when using the administration console to monitor these. Monitoring really only needs to

be for heavily used EJBs like workflow.WorkflowSession.

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