Personalization Migration: ADF to Redwood Page
Introduction: Migrating personalization from ADF page (Classic UI) to Redwood UI Why we need to do: Oracle is modernizing its Fusion Applications UI/UX, and ADF pages are being phased…
Read MoreIntroduction: Migrating personalization from ADF page (Classic UI) to Redwood UI Why we need to do: Oracle is modernizing its Fusion Applications UI/UX, and ADF pages are being phased…
Read MoreWebLogic Security Hardening – Best Practices Introduction: Securing Oracle WebLogic Server is critical to prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and compliance violations. This article outlines best practices for hardening WebLogic…
Read MoreIntroduction: Upgrading Oracle WebLogic Server from version 12c to 14c is essential for leveraging the latest capabilities, enhancing security, and aligning with modern cloud-based architectures. This guide outlines the key…
Read MoreIssue: In WebLogic Server, the .out log files (such as nohup.out or server.out) are not rotating properly, causing them to grow significantly in size—sometimes reaching several GBs. This can lead to disk space exhaustion and make log analysis difficult. Cause of the issue: The primary reasons for .out files not rotating are: WebLogic Logging Configuration – The .out file is typically not managed by WebLogic’s built-in log rotation settings. nohup or Redirected Output – If the server is started using nohup ./startWebLogic.sh &, the output is redirected to nohup.out, which does not rotate automatically. Log Rotation Not Configured – The absence of an external log rotation mechanism (logrotate) can cause .out files to grow indefinitely. Long Running Process – WebLogic keeps writing to the same .out file as long as the process is running. How do we solve: Solution 1: Enable WebLogic’s Built-in Log Rotation If .out logs are managed via WebLogic settings, follow these steps: Login to WebLogic Admin Console Navigate to Servers → Select the target Managed Server. Go to Logging Settings Click on the Logging tab → Click on the General sub-tab. Configure Rotation Settings Rotate Log Files → Enabled Rotation Type → Set to either: By Size (100MB or as needed). By Time (24 Hours). Maximum Number of Retained Files → Set a limit (e.g., 10). Save and Restart WebLogic Server Apply changes and restart the WebLogic server for them to take effect. Solution 2: Redirect Standard Output to a Rotating Log Modify the WebLogic startup script to redirect logs using cronolog: Edit startWebLogic.sh and Modify the nohup Command: ### nohup ./startWebLogic.sh > /path/to/logs/weblogic_$(date +%Y-%m-%d).log 2>&1 &…
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Read MoreIntroduction: This blog has the SOAP Webservice details that can be used to update the inactive manager assignments in Oracle Cloud application. Cause of the issue: Business wants to fix…
Read MoreIntroduction: This blog has the SQL query that can be used to pull the data of employees whose manager assignment is inactive even if the manager is active. Cause of…
Read MoreIntroduction : This blog has the configuration update the same customer tax registration number for multiple customers/sites Why we need to do : As per the legal requirement, Business requested…
Read MoreIntroduction : This blog has the configuration to skip the deletion of the entries from AR_STATEMENT_HEADERS and AR_STATMENT_LINE_CL Why we need to do : While creating/customizing/debugging the customer statement…
Read MoreEveryday(four times a day) project, budget and forecast files are interfaced from Tririga to oracle through integration DLK , OIC and finally in cloud. However some of the project budget…
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