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6 Server Lifecycle
6-12 Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server
The completion of pending sessions is optional. To immediate drop all sessions, use
the Ignore Sessions During Shutdown option on the Servers
→Control→Start/Stop tab
in the Administration Console, or the
-ignoreSessions option with
weblogic.Admin.
Timer Service
The Timer Service cancels all triggers running on application execute queues.
Application execute queues include the default queue and queues configured through
the
ExecuteQueueMBean.
Application Service
The Application Service completes pending work in the application queues before
suspending. Application execute queues include the default queue and queues
configured through the
ExecuteQueueMBean.
EJB Container
The EJB Container suspends MDBs.
JMS Service
The JMS Service marks itself as suspending and waits for its reference count of
pending requests to drop to zero.
JDBC Service
The JDBC Service closes idle connections in the connection pools.
Transaction Service
The Transaction Service waits for the pending transaction count in the Transaction
Manager to drop to zero before suspending. Completing all pending transactions can
be a lengthy process, depending on the configuredbtransaction timeout.
If a graceful shutdown takes too long because of pending transactions, you can halt it
with a forced shutdown command. A forced shutdown suspends all pending work in
all subsystems.
- WebLogic 1
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Trademarks or Service Marks 2
- Version 8.1 3
- Contents 4
- 3. Overview of Node Manager 6
- 6. Server Lifecycle 7
- 10. Recovering Failed Servers 9
- About This Document 12
- Audience 13
- How to Print the Document 13
- Related Information 14
- Contact Us! 14
- Documentation Conventions 15
- Convention Usage 16
- 1 Overview of WebLogic 18
- WebLogic Server Domains 19
- Failover for Managed Servers 24
- System Administration Console 25
- System Administration Tools 26
- Command-Line Interface 26
- Configuration Wizard 28
- Java Utilities 28
- Node Manager 28
- ! Logging 29
- Editing config.xml 30
- Clusters 31
- Machines 32
- Network Channels 32
- WebLogic Messaging Bridge 33
- Applications 34
- Startup and Shutdown Classes 36
- Transactions 36
- Security 37
- WebLogic Tuxedo Connector 38
- ! Apache 40
- Monitoring 41
- Licenses 42
- 2 Overview of WebLogic 44
- Contents of a Domain 45
- What Is a Domain? 46
- Common Domain Types 49
- Domain Restrictions 50
- Domain Directories Structure 51
- 3 Overview of Node 56
- 3 Overview of Node Manager 57
- Node Manager Clients 59
- Node Manager Capabilities 60
- Node Manager Uses SSL 60
- Start Managed Servers 60
- 4 Configuring, Starting 64
- Default Configuration 65
- Configuration Checklist 65
- Configuring Node Manager 66
- Reconfigure Startup Service 67
- Update nodemanager.properties 67
- Node Manager Properties 73
- Property 74
- Description Default 74
- Stopping Node Manager 75
- Troubleshooting Node Manager 76
- Managed Server Log Files 76
- Node Manager Log Files 77
- Correcting Common Problems 77
- 5 Setting Up a WebLogic 82
- Setting Up a Windows Service 83
- " -depend: service_names 85
- Verifying the Setup 86
- →Settings→Control Panel 87
- Windows Service 88
- (beasvc.exe) 89
- Run the script 91
- WebLogic Server States 94
- Getting Server State 94
- Understanding Server State 95
- Lifecycle Commands 100
- Graceful Shutdown 100
- 6 Server Lifecycle 101
- Forced Shutdown 104
- 7 Configuring WebLogic 106
- Overview 107
- HTTP Parameters 107
- Configuring the Listen Port 109
- Web Applications 110
- Configuring Virtual Hosting 112
- Setting Up a Virtual Host 114
- Requests 115
- →Files tab 116
- Log Rotation 119
- Common Log Format 119
- Setting Up HTTP Access Logs 120
- Creating the Fields Directive 121
- Supported Field identifiers 121
- Tunneling 128
- (Windows Only) 130
- 8 Protecting System 132
- Default Group Associations 134
- Protected User Interfaces 135
- Resources 136
- Resources and Policies 137
- Working with Policies 138
- RUNNING state, the policy 140
- 9 Monitoring a WebLogic 142
- Server Self-Health Monitoring 143
- Messages and Log Files 144
- Domain Monitoring Pages 146
- Server Monitoring Pages 147
- →Server→Remote Start 150
- →View Server output 150
- →View Server error output 150
- Clusters Monitoring Pages 151
- Machines Monitoring Pages 152
- Deployments Monitoring Pages 153
- →Monitoring→Web 154
- →Monitoring→ 154
- →Sessions 154
- Services Monitoring Pages 155
- JMS Queues 156
- 10Recovering Failed 158
- 10 Recovering Failed Servers 159
- ! SerializedSystemIni.dat 160
- Backing up config.xml 163
- Backing Up Security Data 165
- Restarting Managed Servers 169
- " msi-config.xml 170
- " boot.properties 170
- 11 Configuring Network 172
- Configuring Network Resources 173
- What is a Channel? 174
- Why Use Network Channels? 175
- ServerMBean 176
- Handling Channel Failures 177
- The Default Network Channel 178
- Administrative Channel 178
- Configure Administration Port 180
- Configuring a Channel 181
- A Starting and Stopping 184
- A Managed Server that you 186
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