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SOA 12c Configuration in AWS Environment : ·         AdminServer, SOAMS1                    :               AWS EC2Instance1 ·         SOAMS2                                              :               AWS EC2Instance1 ·         Cluster                                   ...

Schedule OSB Service Using ESS * Login to SOA 12c EM console as weblogic user. * Select the Scheduling Services -> ESSAPP () * Select the Scheduling Services -> Job Requests -> Define Schedules * Create Schedule by clicking the “Create” button. * Create Schedule by clicking the “Create” button. * Enter the Field Values as below and click OK Name : OSBService Display Name : OSBService Package         : /oracle/apps/ess/custom/osb Description : OSBService Frequency : 3 hours Time Zone : EST Start Date : 5-Sep-2017 10:00:00 PM Use End Date : Not to be selected 1   * Create the Job Definitions as shown below: a.       Create the Job Definition details as below: Name                           : ...

Configuring WebLogic Server (WLS) as a startup process was a common administrative process in the past. But after Node Manager (NM) was introduced as an agent to start, stop, restart and monitor WebLogic Server it is now recommended that you start WebLogic Server using NM. But NM has to configure as a startup process on the respective OS so that it is always running to manage the respective WLS instances on that machine. NM can either be Java based NM or Script based NM. Script based NM uses OS services like SSH or RSH to execute the NM script. But Java based NM is a Java process that should be started. So setting up NM as a service will ensure that NM is always running. There is a lot of information in the WebLogic Server documentation about setting up NM. But there is very less or no information about setting NM as a service on a non-Windows environment. For Windows environment there are pre-packged scripts that you can use. These scripts exist under WL_HOME/server/bin folder (insta...

If Weblogic admin password been forgotten, then no worries we can recover the password without reset / recreating the domain. BEA/Oracle WebLogic application server being an enterprise-ready piece of software treats security seriously. One of the symptoms of that is the fact that all sensitive pieces of information like logins, passwords etc. are kept in encrypted form. While browsing through config.xml or boot.properties files you can easily spot them since they are usually prefixed with ‘{3DES}’ / ‘{AES} string which obviously suggests the encryption algorithm used. WebLogicDecryptor.java import java.util.*; import java.io.*; import javax.xml.parsers.*; import javax.xml.xpath.*; import org.w3c.dom.*; import weblogic.security.internal.*; // requires weblogic.jar in the class path import weblogic.security.internal.encryption.*; public class WebLogicDecryptor {       private static final String PREFIX = "{AES}";       priv...