Hi Cidoni,
To remotely profile a Solaris WebLogic application server, you will need to
perform the following:
1. Install, configure and start the standalone Agent Controller for
Solaris. You can download it from the TPTP download page and the
instruction is inside the zip file's "getting_started.html"
2. On Solaris, from WebLogic server configuration, there should be a place
to specify JVM arguments. There you will need to add the "-XrunpiAgent"
option
3. Also on Solaris, from WebLogic Server configuration, there should be a
place to specify environment varialbes. There you will need to add the
library path pointing the the standalone Agent Controller's "lib"
directory. For example, "LD_LIBRARY_PATH =/home/test/tptp-430/lib"
4. Start the WebLogic server
5. On Windows, from Profiling configuration, create a new "Attach - Java
Process" configuration and enter the Solaris host information under the
"Host" tab. The remote profiling agent will be shown under the "Agent" tab.
One note is that the Integrated Agent Controller (IAC) is only being used
when the target application is on the same machine as the Eclipse
workbench. For all remote profiling scenario, use the standalone Agent
Controller.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Samson Wai ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Hi Samson,
That helped and now I am able to profile. Thanks a lot.
In my profiling filter set, I have specified to exclude weblogic classes
and all com.*, but I still see a few com.* classes being listed in the
execution analysis window. Not a problem as of now, but if you know the
reason it'll be helpful.
As the next step, I'm trying to profile my web application running in a
solaris machine.
I want to start weblogic server with -XrunpiAgent option in solaris. Can I
do that? If yes, where do I specify the piAgent?
After that, I assume that I can connect my eclipse, which has the
integration agent controller running, to the agent process running in
solaris using the solaris machine's host name and port number 10002. Please
correct me if I'm wrong. I havent tried this yet, but wanted to check
before I move ahead.
Also, is there a way to change the port number from 10002 to something
else, so that multiple servers running in the same solaris machine can be
profiled using different ports at the same time?
thanks,
Cidoni
On 12/21/06, Smith, Randy D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oooh, OUCH... just noticed it's not only on eclipse.tptp, but also
eclipse.newcomer... so cross-posting the response there is in order as
well.
Just as a minor FYI... my days of following (and trying to help on)
eclipse.newcomer are about over, so someone else from TPTP-land might
want to start working that group... it's mainly an opportunity to help
newbies get over those first initial hurdles we all faced with Eclipse.
TPTP Qs pop up about once a week or month or so... and generally I've
answered some and referred most back over to eclipse.tptp. I know Asaf
Yaffe reads there as well, so there is/might be some ongoing coverage...
but without us TPTP Qs there will just linger unanswered, based on my
experience. As I said, just an FYI.
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Samson,
Cidoni asked the question both on the eclipse.tptp newsgroup and here...
I'm not sure what the best procedure is for such duplication, but I hope
whatever success is found here makes it over there on the newsgroup as
well, both to keep us from suffering from "unresponded Qs" type of
metrics, and also for the benefit of those that follow behind and choose
the newsgroup as their source of info.
Just an FYI.
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Hi,
Is the WebLogic server started properly? I think there might be a
missing
step in the bugzilla that you will need to add the Integrated Agent
Contorller native library path to your server configuration's PATH
environment. In TPTP 4.3 the location is:
eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.hyades.execution.win32.x86_4.3.0.v2006111401
00
Without this in the PATH, the server process might not start properly
due
to a failure to load the piAgent.dll by the JVM process.
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Hi,
I am trying to profile my web application running in weblogic 8.1
using
eclipse TPTP. Below is the installation info.
Eclipse WTP 1.5.2, TPTP 4.3.0, JRE 1.4.2_10 (Same JRE used for eclipse,
tptp and Weblogic)
OS: Win XP
I got to know that eclipse TPTP does not support profile on server
feature
for weblogic 8.1 server (Ref:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=126594 )
I am trying the approach mentioned in the above bug description.
ie, I start weblogic 8.1 server within eclipse with the VM argument
-XrunpiAgent in the server's launch configuration. I have enabled the
Integrated Agent Controller in Eclipse and checked "Always running",
"Enable logging" and "Allow remote connections". Remote connection port
is
set to 10002.
I had the old Agent Controller running before, but I have removed it
now.
Its no more in the system PATH as well.
Now, the problem is, when I try to profile and create a new
configuration
using "Attach - Java Process", it is not listing any agents. An error
message "IWAT0225E You must select at least one agent to attach to." is
shown on top.
The "Hosts" tab has Local Direct Connection and localhost:10002. Test
connection on Local Direct Connection shows successful. But on
localhost:10002 shows "A Local Direct Connection is currently active.
Before starting the Remote Agent Controller(RAC) you need to detach all
agents running using this Local Direct Connection".
I am stuck with this for couple of days now. Any help on this will be
highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Cidoni
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