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script outputs the product breadcrumb required for edocs documentation. > Message Index (by Number) (by Subsystem) > Server Subsystem Messages Server Subsystem Messages The Server1.0 catalog contains messages in the range BEA-002601 - BEA-002799. Messages in this catalog are part of the weblogic.server Internationalization package and the weblogic.server Localization package. BEA-002601(retired) Error: An error occurred while trying to print logs during server lifecycle operation, exception. Description An error occurred while trying to print logs during server lifecycle operation, exception. Cause An exception was raised while printing logs during a server lifecycle operation (such as server startup or shutdown). Action No action is needed. Due to this error, server logs are not printed on the Console. Check the log file for more information. BEA-002602(retired) Info: Shutting down name0 Description The server is shutting down a thread with the specified name Cause The server is shutting down a thread with the specified name Action No action needed. BEA-002603 Debug: ListenThread: msg Description Debug message concerning the operation of listen threads. Cause Internal debug. Action None. BEA-002604 Debug: ListenThread: msg, e Description Debug message concerning the exceptional operation of listen threads. Cause Internal debug. Action None. BEA-002605 Info: Adding address: ad0 to licensed client list Description The server accepted a connection from the specified client Cause The server accepted a connection from the specified client Action No action needed BEA-002606 Error: Unable to create a server socket for listening on channel "channel". The address listenAddress0 might be incorrect or another process is using port port1: ex2. Description The server is unable to create a server socket at the given address and port. Cause The address might be incorrect or ano
This Site Careers Other all forums Forum: BEA/Weblogic Managed Server problem alds orteza Greenhorn Posts: 9 posted 7 years ago Hi, I have a managed server named server1 whose startup mode is RUNNING, when I started my weblogic server, server1 is in STANDBY. It can neither be started, resumed or stop. The status is still TASK IN PROGRESS and its been over an hour and the status still does not change. What do you guys think is the problem? New to weblogic, please help. Any help/suggestion/comments is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. vipin jos Greenhorn Posts: 24 posted 7 years ago It would be helpful if you can post the Weblogic server version and the log while attempting to start weblogic managed server. Amit https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/as111170/WLMCT/Server.html Ghorpade Bartender Posts: 2854 10 I like... posted 7 years ago "vipinj vipinj " You may have missed the Javaranch Naming policy on display names. Basically your display name must consist of a first name and a valid last name and must not be obviously fictitious. Please change it using the My Profile link above. SCJP, SCWCD. |Asking Good Questions| alds orteza Greenhorn Posts: 9 posted 7 years ago tnx vipinj vipinj, I'm using Weblogic Server v8.1 SP5. https://coderanch.com/t/421154/BEA-Weblogic/Managed-Server This time when started the weblogic server, my managed server, server1, is on STANDBY mode but this time I could resume it but when I try to resume the server, it fails. This is the Exception: "Can not get to the relevant ServerRuntimeMBean" How can I remedy this problem? Thanks in advance. vipin jos Greenhorn Posts: 24 posted 7 years ago hi this is the old vipinj... I am new. Sorry abt that Amit Ghorpade Bartender Posts: 2854 10 I like... posted 7 years ago Originally posted by vipin jos: hi this is the old vipinj... I am new. Sorry abt that Thanks for taking time to adjust your display name vipin One more thing and this goes to alds orteza also, please do not make use of non real words like "tnx" in place of thanks and "abt" in place of about. Words like these make your posts difficult to read and result in less response.Read this for more information. SCJP, SCWCD. |Asking Good Questions| alds orteza Greenhorn Posts: 9 posted 7 years ago @Amit Ghorpade, Sorry about that, byproduct of too much texting I guess. Thanks for pointing it out. Aldrin William Joshi Greenhorn Posts: 2 posted 7 years ago Hi, I also get the same problems in certain times. Actually when i forceshutdown the managed server before application deployment, the server state shows FAILED or sometimes TASK
these multiple Managed Servers are: using the WebLogic Server provided scripts startManagedWebLogic.[sh|cmd] and stopManagedWebLogic.[sh|cmd] in your Domain Directory using a WLST script http://dehinweblogic.blogspot.com/2014/06/startup-or-shutdown-of-multiple.html with the command shutdown() The first option by using the startManagedWebLogic.[sh|cmd] and stopManagedWebLogic.[sh|cmd] requires that you provide the name of the Managed Server and the AdminURL, which is not quite flexible. The second option has a small disadvantage in case you run the command shutdown() against a Managed Server which is currently not running. You will error cannot receive error messages like: weblogic.server.ServerLifecycleException: Cannot get to the relevant ServerRuntimeMBean forserver DemoManaged Especially when you are trying to shutdown multiple Managed Servers within such a WLST script that uses the command shutdown(), if you hit such an error the WLST script will terminate and the potential following shutdown() commands for other Managed Servers will not error cannot get be executed.With below WLST script, you can avoid this problem and perform your startup or shutdown tasks in a more elegant way.The WLST script is using a properties file, in my case named domain.properties which contains following: adminurl=t3://localhost:7001 adminusername=weblogic adminpassword=weblogic serverlist=DemoManaged,ManagedServer ? The property serverlist is containing a comma seperated list of Managed Servers which you want to control.The WLST script is moreover using an input value (start or stop). Before performing either the start() or the shutdown() command, the script will check for the MBean ServerRuntimeMBean if its existing or not for the given Managed Server. importgetopt # Load the properties file with all necessary values loadProperties('domain.properties') # Split the provided Server List String for the FOR LOOP in start and stop command serverlistSplit=String(serverlist).split(",") # Get the command, must be 'start' or 'stop' getcommand=sys.argv[1] # Check the provided command ifgetcommand != 'start'and getcommand != 'stop': print 'usage: