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Oracle WebCenter Content 11gHands-On Lab

Lab 04 Enterprise Manager Integration


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Overview

At the end of this exercise, you will be able to:

1. Access the Enterprise Manager application

2. Verify performance information for Content Server

3. View and download log files

4. Check IBR performance information


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Introduction

In this practice you will familiarize yourself with the Enterprise Managers user interface.You will discover where to get performance information about the WebCenter Contentcomponents, browse the log messages, and learn how you can configure Content

Server.

Here we list a couple of areas worth investigating. Please note that unless your server isnot under typical load, you will not see meaningful performance values.To generate some load, you might try to upload some new files, especially files that willbe converted by IBR, for example, PowerPoint presentations and Word documents. Usethe new Web UI to search the documents and move them between enterprise librariesand folders.

Connect to the Enterprise Manager at http://localhost:7001/em. Log in as

weblogic/welcome1. Note, that since the Web UI domain does not have anyWebCenter Content-specific integration with Enterprise Manager, you will not access theWeb UI domains AdminServer that runs on port 8001 in this practice.
http://localhost:7001/emhttp://localhost:7001/emhttp://localhost:7001/em


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Instructions

1. Farm_WCC_Domain.

Discover the farmss home page and which servers are running.

Discover the farm topology and the individual components.

Locate the managed servers and the WebCenter Components

2. Managed Servers.

There are two managed servers: IBR_server1, and UCM_server1. For each serveryou may

Check the home page of the managed server. Check CPU and memory usage:


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Find out WLS version, middleware home, and other important installation paths:

Check JVM performance data:


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3. Content Server.

Check the home page and see what performance data is available:


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Check the Performance Summary page. What performance metrics are availableby default?

Use the Metric Palette to modify the set of metrics displayed on the PerformanceSummary page:


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View these metrics in a tabular format:


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Study the metrics tables on the home page:


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Browse the log messages. Change the time interval. Modify the log categories.Search in the message content.

Find out the actual log files that are available:


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View the content of a selected log file (for example UCM_server1.log).

Download the file.

Find the Content Server configuration pages:

Check all of the configuration pages and determine what configurationparameters are available.

Check to see if all the components required for the Web UI are enabled.


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4. Inbound Refinery

Check the same pages for the Inbound Refinery as you did with the ContentServer: Home, Performance Summary, and Log Messages.

There are no configuration pages for Inbound Refinery.

Additionally, you might stop/restart the Inbound Refinery application.


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Oracle WebCenter Content 11g Hands-On

LAB 4 Enterprise Manager IntegrationAugust, 2013

Author: Denis Abrantes

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