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Unable to Display OWSM Message logs on ccore console.

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1)Log in to Web Services Manager Control. 2) In the navigation pane, select Policy Management. 3) Click Edit for each Oracle WSM Agent and Gateway in your instance. 4) Edit the the cfluent.messagelog.db.password, replacing the value that is there presently with the ORAWSM schema password. Save these change susing the Save button, then press the Ok button on the page that appears. 5) Press the Policies link beside the component altered, then click the Commit link to completely accept the changes. Note that steps 4 and 5 have to be completed for each gateway and agent in your system. Once this process has been completed, try testing your system again to see if you can see the Message Logs page

To deploy single BPEL process from Unix Console

Steps to be performed:- 1) Copy “TestBPEL” build folder in the server. 2) Go to $BPEL_HOME/utilities/ant-orabpel.properties • Change revision as :- rev=1.0.1 3) Go to the BPEL/Deployments where the build.xml is present Execute exact below command:- ant TestBPELP

Bad response: 404 Not Found

Below error :- INFO: Unable to determine operation id from SOAP Message. INFO: Unable to determine operation id from SOAP Message. WARNING: Unable to connect to URL: http://xyz.test.com:80/testapp/testappSoapHttpPort due to java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Bad response: 404 Not Found WARNING: Unable to connect to URL: http://xyz.test.com:80/testapp/testappSoapHttpPort due to java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Bad response: 404 Not Found 1) Check OC4J on which the "testapp" deployed is up and running or not. 2) Check the "testapp" is up and running or not. 3) Check whether testapp is deployed or not 4) Check the wsdl if it is going to correct URL and port or not. 5) Check whether the proxy in the browser is correct or not needed. 6) Check whether the opmn.xml has the entry of OC4J is disabled or enabled.

No domains accessible to the user logged in while logging to BPEL Console

Problem: “No domains accessible to the users” message is displayed while logging to the bpel console. We tried to create the domains using create domain link, we found from the error Messages that it is using a different port. And also the bpel user account is getting locked. Cause: The console is not able to find the default domains in the database Solution: 1) Check the database is up and running or not. if not, make it up otherwise check the error and follow point 2 2) We changed the URL which it is trying to connect while creating a new domain In the following path: EM console  OC4J Home  Click Administration tab  In Services Go To JDBC Resources  in Connection Pools Click BPELPM_CONNECTION_POOL  In the URL box edit the URL and revert the change. We edited the port and remaining is to resolve bpeluser account locking. We proceeded with the following (Source Google) Recently we’ve had quite a few migrations to 10g Release 2 and several times been h

To start em console of SOA suite

Check the status of "ascontrol" application: /export/home/oracle/zainsoa/opmn/bin/opmnctl status -app If it is not "started", start it: /export/home/oracle/zainsoa /opmn/bin/opmnctl startproc application=ascontrol