Document ADP changes:



stadpweb1:


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 >sqlplus postedge@PRSADP

 >select count(distinct id) from sessions where id not like 'default%';


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Open Admin Console and go to Servers -> Application Servers -> [server name] -> Web Container -> Session Management -> 

Session Tracking Mechanism

should be set to: Enable URL rewriting (only) - uncheck all other options !


Application migration:

Through the Admin console, deinstall first all applications.

Second, try to execute (in stadpweb1) at the command line prompt:

cd /opt/WebSphere/AppServer/bin

./wsadmin.sh

wsadmin> $AdminApp installInteractive /home/wsadmin/migration/022204/Deployed_abn.ear

follow the prompts as:

Make sure that you specify the right special settings as:

Setting Virtual Host:  stadpweb_host
Directory to install Application:  /opt/WebSphere/AppServer/installedApps
Deploy EJBs: yes
Application Name:  abn (not abn.ear !)
Database Type: ORACLE_V8


....

after finishing, do:

wsadmin> $AdminConfig save

After deploying all apps, do:

./GenPluginCfg.sh


Check that all apps are installed properly:

wsadmin> $AdminApp list


That's all !


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The example given below shows how to reinstall your administrative console and/or perform a file transfer of application(s).  File transfer if the original application is corrupt or was deleted by mistake. 

NOTES: 
1.	The administrative console application provides the administrative Web Console. 
2.	The file transfer application is responsible for Network Deployment and Base synchronization operations.

IMPORTANT: 
Save your current configuration by executing:
$WAS_HOME/bin> backupConfig.bat/sh 

Uninstalling and then reinstalling the adminconsole application on the 
server1 application server on the Base Node: 

1.	Start the wsadmin tool:
$WAS_HOME/bin> wsadmin.sh/bat -conntype NONE

2.	List all the applications:
$AdminApp list

3.	Uninstall the administrative console:
Note: Above "list" option will show all the applications installed.

If you have more than one "adminconsole"  you may need to uninstall all the "adminconsole" application.

$AdminApp uninstall adminconsole

4.	Save the changes:
$AdminConfig save

5.	List all the applications, you should not see the administrative console listed
$AdminApp  list

6.	Install the administative console:

$AdminApp install $WAS_HOME/installableApps/adminconsole.ear
{-node <my_Base_Node> -cell <myCell> -server server1 -appname adminconsole}

Example:

$AdminApp install $WAS_HOME/installableApps/adminconsole.ear
{-node stadpweb2 -cell stadpweb2 -server server1 -appname adminconsole}


7.	Save the changes:
$AdminConfig save

8.	List all the applications, you should see the administrative console listed:
$AdminApp list

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cleanupNode command 
The cleanupNode command cleans up a node configuration from the cell repository. 
Only use this command to clean up a node if you have a node defined in the cell configuration, 
but the node no longer exists. You must run this command from the install_root/bin directory of 
a network deployment installation. 

Syntax 

cleanupNode <node name> <deploymgr host> <deploymgr port> [options] 

where the first argument is required. 

Parameters 

The options for the cleanupNode command follow: 

-quiet 
Suppresses the progress information that the cleanupNode command prints in normal mode. 

-trace 
Generates trace information into a file for debugging purposes. 

Examples 

The following examples demonstrate correct syntax: 

cleanupNode myNode
cleanupNode myNode -trace