Use this page to identify and configure the Oracle Application Server Web Server instances you are using to improve the performance and reliability of your Web application.
If no Web Server instances appear on this page, you must add a Web Server instance to this Web application target. Click Add or Remove Web Application Components to display the Edit Web Application wizard, which allows you to add or remove Web application components. For more information, see Creating Web Applications.
For each Web Server component in the current Web application target, this page provides the information and configuration options, as shown in the following table.
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Column
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Description
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| Agent Status |
This column shows the status of the Oracle Management Agent on the host where the Web Cache instance resides. If the Oracle Management Agent is down, no end-user response data can be retrieved from the Web Cache instance. For more information about starting, stopping, and configuring the Oracle Management Agent, see Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration. |
| Collecting | When you select this check box, Oracle Enterprise Manager will begin collecting end-user performance data from the Oracle Web Cache instance. |
| Interval (minutes) | This setting controls the interval between data collections performed by the Oracle Management Agent on the Web Cache Host. |
| Logging |
Click the Enable Logging link in this column to use the Oracle Application Server Web Cache Manager to modify important Web Cache settings required for end-user performance monitoring. For specific instructions to enable Web Cache logging using Web Cache Manager, see Configuring the Web Server for End-User Response Time Monitoring. |
Related Topics
Overview of Configuring End-User Response Time Monitoring
About Monitoring End-User Performance
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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