The Configuring WebLogic JMX on LoadRunner Controller

The Configuring WebLogic JMX on LoadRunner Controller

The WebLogic SNMP monitor is enable in the Controller as default. If you need to monitor Weblogic JMX, you have 2 options:

1.Use the SiteScope as a monitoring tool instead of Controller;
2.Enable the Weblogic JMX monitor into Controller.
To do this you will have to configure online_resource_graphs.rmd file – located under \dat\online_graphs: update the EnableInUi param of the relevant monitor (i.e. for WebLogic (JMX): search for the [WebLogicJMX] section and update its EnableInUi param).
Also, you might need to install java jdk on Controller (I didn’t have chance to test it):

WebLogic Monitor Requirements and Setup

Requirements
JDK 1.4 on controller
Permissions on WebLogic MBeans.

Setup on Controller:

After JDK installation Copy weblogic.jar from the lib folder of WebLogic Server to LoadRunner root\classes.
Remove jmxri.jar from LoadRunner root \classes.
Specify the path in the LoadRunner root folder\dat\monitors\WebLogicMon.ini file. Edit the JVM entry in the [WebLogicMon] section. For example: JVM=”E:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.4\bin\javaw.exe
Edit the JavaVersion entry in the [WebLogicMon] section.

Set permissions on WebLogic
Open the WebLogic console (http:///console).
In the tree on the left, select Security > Realms > myrealm > Users, and click Configure a new User… in the screen on the right. The Create User: General tab opens.
In the Name box, type weblogic.admin.mbean, enter a password, confirm the password, and then click Apply.
In the Groups tab, enter the name of any user or group you want to use for monitoring, and then click Apply.

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