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Most Common WebSphere Application Server Transaction Manager issues
Transaction in WebSphere Application Server A transaction groups pieces of work that should be atomic (all or nothing). If any piece of the transactional work fails, the entire transaction will roll back. The application server uses a transaction manager that takes responsibility of managing transactions across multiple Resource Managers(RM). Resource managers include relational databases (JDBC™ data source), messaging systems (JMS), Enterprise Information Systems (EIS). Resource Manager supports Local and Global transactions. ... [More]
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Things to know before deleting temporary, cache and log files in WebSphere Application Server
WebSphere Application Server uses multiple temporary locations for many reasons. This blog explains the most commonly used temporary files, why they are used and when they can be removed. This blog will also explain the files and directories that can be removed under the profile direction with caution. Important: Be careful in deleting any temporary, cache and log files in WebSphere Application Server! Before making any changes to the environment , take a backup of the profile. It can be a tape backup, using the backupconfig tool, or... [More]
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Analyzing DataPower Latency Log
A very useful means of analyzing DataPower transaction latencies are the Latency log records (at information level), here an example: ... mpgw (coproc2xform) Latency: 0 17 0 17 20 14 11 20 22 20 22 513 0 20 17 17 [http://9.152.92.61:2223/] Paul Glezen created cool "dpShowLatency" tool, a Mozilla Firefox add-on for analyzing IBM DataPower latency log entries. The add-on is available at: http://pglezen.github.io/dpShowLatency/ This is how the above latency record displayed, after a nice animation finished: ... [More]
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Helpful Memory Monitoring
A recommended practice for monitoring DataPower is to set up a dedicated log target and file for the throttler logs. The throttler log records the memory and a few other key statistics once every 10 seconds. This data can be invaluable to understanding your systems and can also help support if there is a issue on the device. A sample log looks like this: Mon Oct 28 2013 15:47:39 [slm][notice] throttle(Throttler): tid(1103): Memory(2934698/4148536kB 70.740570 free) Pool(820142) Ports(31799/31850) Temporary-FS(36/242MB 14.876033 free)... [More]
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