1. edit the file (open with a wordpad)
"HP\LoadRunner\dat\onilne_graphs\online_resource_graphs.rmd"
2. Look for [WebLogicJMX]
3. Change: EnableInUi=1
Then do the following steps to access the monitors:
a) Download weblogic.jar from server and put it in
b) Remove jmxri.jar from
c) Install Java on controller and update the
JVM="C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_18\bin\javaw.exe"
JavaVersion=1.4.2_18
Then restart your controller and add the measurements to your weblogic graph.
If you are not able to add the machine and getting a host can't be found error, then do the following steps:
********************************************************
Make sure that the host name and IP can be resolved:
From Command Prompt (Start -> Run -> type in cmd.exe):
1. ping with the machine name and take down the returned IP address.
Example: ping
2. ping with the IP address returned from (a) with -a option.
Example: ping -a 111.111.111.111.
If you have problem on getting the expected information, things you can try includes:
1. Update the host file.
You can try to add the name and the IP address of the WebLogic Server host machine into the hosts file
a. Go to c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\
b. Edit hosts in word editor
c. Add the hostname and IP address to the last line.
Example:
127.0.0.1 localhost
After the above changes, try to add the WebLogic monitor again. Please note that you may need to kill the javaw.exe process before adding the monitor. To do so
1. Bring up the Task Manager ( Cntrl-Alt-Delete -> Task manager )
2. Switch to the 'Process' tab.
3. Search for javaw.exe and end the process.
********************************************************
Note: Please note that Weblogic (JMX) monitoring can only be used till weblogic version 9.X. For higher version you need to install sitescope and get the data.
What is the use of Monitoring weblogic using Load runner?
ReplyDelete