Hi,
We are in the process of upgrading all our IS’s to IS 6.5.1. The one feature we are looking to explore is the My webMethods Server 6.5.1 and the wmMonitor to manage triggers and stuff. The only documentation I can find on My webMethods Server is the admin guide in the portal folder. Are there any other resources available for this? Has any one implemented IS 6.5.1?
My questions are related to the Portal Configurator and the database scripts/tablespace etc.,
Any help regarding this will be greatly appreciated.
I have to get Monitor up and running for some trigger monitoring and testing soon.
There are several guides to help you with this installation. Take a look at the webMethods Install Guide for the Portal piece, Database Guide for the new oracle.bat/sh or msql.bat/sh scripts, and the WmMonitor Doc.
From a sequence standpoint:
1 - Run the webMethods Installer to install the WmMonitor package, my webMethods Server and Portal. The portal configuration will launch at the end of the install. This will configure the portal database.
2 - Run the installation scripts for the database, this will include the normal create/migrate scripts for oracle, sqlserver etc. I would use a separate schema from the rest of the IS stuff.
3- Run the new oracle.bat/sh or msql.sh/bat scripts to create the process piece of the database (Note: Even if you are not using process models, you still have to do this step in order to use the new my webMethods Server to manage audited services).
4-Configure the IS server to use the database for auditing and the associated all the JDBC pools.
Then the most important step, get all the fixpaks and service paks available for the WmMonitor so it will actually work.
This is just a high level overview of the steps, you will need to read the docs in detail before attempting to do this. Having done all this, it does work but it can be a be tricky to setup. webMethods could have made this a lot easier to do.
I have installed IS 6.5 and WmMonitor on a machine. Database on one machine and Portal-My webMethods server on another machine.
I configured monitor and IS properties so that they could use the Oracle database.
I can access my webMethods screen using Administrator login.
However I cannot see the links for Documents/Services etc on the screen.
My question is how can I use the My webMethods Application as a portal for WmMonitor? Do I need to configure anything else for that? I could not find any useful information in the “Getting Started” and My webMethods Admin guide about this.
Make sure you have set the my webMethods Server to talk to the integration server. Under webMethods Configuration, Select System Configuration, and enter the Integration Server setttings. Also make sure the Administrator password for both servers match.
After that you should be able to see any audited services under the Integration Monitoring Tab.
-Click on the webMethods Configuration Tab on the left hand side of the portal page, you should then see System Configuration, Process Configuration, System Configuration at the top of the Portal Page
I tried the same steps but when I login as Administrator/manage i couldn’t see “System Configuration” link there .
Then I thought there is some problem with the Group/Role authorizations so I added Administrator in the “Portal Developers” group. then logged out and re-login.
Now I can see System configuration link when I click on webMethods Configuration. But under System Configuration->System settings I can not see field apart from page. It is just a display page.
Is there anything else needs to be done from setup perspective?
I’m not sure what’s going wrong for you. The my webMethods Server piece launches the Portal installation at the end of the normal install. After the Portal install completes, you should be able to login as Administrator and see the configuration tabs for hooking it up to the IS server. Nothing additional is really needed for that to show up.
Can you provide the list of components you checked during install?
I think this is all required for My webMethods to run.
Additionally I selected Administrator 6.5 and Monitor 6.5 during second run of installation when first attempt failed.
Remove all of your previous installation including the database schemas, run install again. This select my webMethods Server 6.5.1, my webMethods User Interfaces, Monitor 6.5.1 and whatever else you want for the IS server, broker, tn etc Do not select Portal.
The portal that runs for the my webMethods Server is not the full blown Portal product which is what I believe you are installing. Trying running through the install without it. I believe that will work.
It sure will. The last part of the installation will launch the Portal configuration installation that is specific to the my webMethods Server product.
Thanks mark,
I uninstalled everything and cleaned up the environment. :mad:
And re-installed it again.
It surely gave portal configuration installation screen. On the screen now I could see only 4 tabs
Server Instance: here i selected “default”
General: here i selected oracle. (now oracle tab has come up)
Oracle: here i mentioned oracle server: pne-144076 port 1521
database user name mywebmuser password: mywebmuser
oracle instance name FTWMDB
Admin/name password SYSTEM/manager
tablespace name: MYWEBMUSER_SPACE
then i selected: “YES, CREATE A NEW PORTAL TABLESPACE, USER AND SCHEMA”
It created new user and schema without any problem.
on the last tab
4. Portal: I specified jetty HTTP listener port: pne-147093: 8088
RMI port pne-147093: 1029
Log level INFO
and then clicked on initialize portal server… it did not show any errors and said server initialized successfully.
now I click on start webMethods portal server, it says
“server started successfully, do you want to open default page” if i click on yes after long time (e.g. 7-10 minutes) it says operation timed out, most likely configuration is not correct.
If I see the log in D:\webMethods65\Portal\server\default\logs folder
there is system.err and system.out log files
which says:
No registered exception delegate
—> Nested exception
[POP.001.0002] A “java.net.UnknownHostException” occurred with the Message “HJN-PNE200069: HJN-PNE200069”.
Here i have never specified HJN-PNE200069 during my configuration…
Why this problem is coming up.
Installation looks pretty straight forward! but it is not working for me for some reason.:rolleyes:
Does this mean you need to have WmMonitor installed in order to manage/view Service usage in Manager Console? I am attempting to get the additional metrics specified in the Manager Programmer’s Guide for the services added to our monitoring. I am having a difficult time of it.
Mark
We had this problem and solution was to set Jetty HTTP listener host to 0.0.0.0 (in Portal Server Configurator). Now Portal accepts connections from all interfaces and works fine.
ABoehmer
Yes. WmMonitor should be on (check if packages\WmMonitor\config\monitor.cnf is properly configured). Also configure WmComauth by accessing its home page (give there correct credentials for Portal host)