@Stephen That’s great, looking forward to hearing from your “Custom Action” scripts 🙂

Hi there,

It’s possible to redirect std.err and std.out log to “WebLogic Server Logs”. To do this, please follow below procedure.

On WebLogic console, go to “Servers > $Managed_Server_Name > Logging > Advanced” section. Then check below options. (Attached screen capture below)

Redirect stdout logging enabled Redirect stderr logging enabled

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Then restart relevant WebLogic managed servers. After that, you are able to use “WLSDM LogInspector” as monitoring WebLogic Server Logs. You can write your own WLDF query according to your “stdout” and “stderr” log messages.

@wlsdmadmin
Sorry for late reply. I’ve did as mentioned above and fixed as workaround. Thank you for the quick response.

@wlsdmadmin

Check this tutorial 🙂 http://community.wlsdm.com/topic/27/new-video-tutorial-how-to-monitor-weblogic-managedserver-jvm-resources

@tom.pinto

Hi Tom, we are going to fix this visual problem in the next release.

Thank you for the bug-report.

Regards…

@wlsdmadmin I’ve already upgraded, have some issues, I’ll post it. Regards…

Hi,

We found the problem. It was really weird and it’s about replacement. Because, your managed server names contains “IP” string.
It’s fixed and and going to be added to the next version.

Thank you for the bug report.

Regards…

@vanrussell_nl

Hi,

It’s an WebLogic issue and unfortunately WebLogic does not serve JMX value at the same time. Anymore, you don’t need to live Java Mission Control connection. Just keep using WLSDM 😉

Best Regard…

@wlsdmadmin

It worked like a charm 🙂 Missed the first grep parameter. Very useful feature. thanks…

@vanrussell_nl

Hi,
this problem only exists on Chrome browser. If your Chrome updated recently, this can be occur. It’s a Chrome issue and we’ve reported.

On WLSDM console refresh page with “CTRL + R” or “CTRL + F5” then it will be resolved.

Regards…

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@maas
Hi,
By default WLSDM folder initialize in weblogic $DOMAIN_HOME folder. If you want to move this folder to another path just create soft link.

1- Shutdown WebLogic admin server properly
2- Move $DOMAIN_HOME/WLSDM folder to /path/to/folder/WLSDM
3- Create link under $DOMAIN_HOME folder.
Linux: ln -s /path/to/folder/WLSDM WLSDM