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Monitoring Event Handler In Oracle Identity Manager

Event handler is functionality provided by the Oracle Identity Manager that is used as an important part of any Oracle IDM Implementation project. It is not uncommon that Event Handlers are customized. In fact, they provide an extensibility framework to the Oracle Identity Manager. Some times we have multiple post-process event handlers against an event. This happens when you wish to perform multiple actions when an event takes place.  If there is an open connection or if any custom event handler is consuming more time in execution then it can slow down the entire Oracle Identity Management server. To spy the event handler and check which event handler is creating an issue in OIM, Oracle has given a Monitoring tool that makes us check the performance of the event handler. Go to Weblogic console and click on deployment. In list search for the dms.war  if not present then click on "install " and install the following war file. <ORACLE_HOME>/modules...
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Install JAVA on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS manually

How to install JAVA on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS manually. Prerequisites:- Make sure the non root user is under sudo group. Install the tar.gz file of java 8 or any version you want (I did it with java1.8.0_221) Steps to Perform: Step1: unzip the java….tar.gz file accordingly to any folder Step2: Check if /usr/lib/ has a java or jvm or any other repository of jdk home if not present then create one. $ sudo mkdir /usr/lib/java (java is home of jdk dir) Step3: move the unzip jdk to the following newly created ‘java’ directory. $ sudo mv /sourcefile /usr/lib/java Change sourcefile with the unzip jdk path and paste it to /usr/lib/java Step4: check if java or javac executable file is created under /usr/bin/ If not present then run the following commad if present then something is wrong either is not completely installed earlier For JAVA: $ sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/java" "java" ...
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How to install oracle Fusion Middleware 12c in Oracle Linux 7.5

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     How   to install Oracle Fusion Middleware 12.2.1.0       First need to install and configure jdk and database 12c. Software required           ·          fmw_12.2.1.0.0_infrastructure.jar       JDK 1.8 jar file Prerequisites check before installation – Make sure JAVA_HOME is set & JAVA executable is added to PATH environment variable. Navigate to software directory and execute infrastructure installer using JAVA Run the following command from oracle user $ Java –jar fmw_12.2.1.0.0_infrastructure.jar Welcome Screen Skip and update Installation Location Let it be default Installation Type Select   Fusion Middleware Infrastructure and next Prerequisites Checks Security Updates            ...
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