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The likelihood of encountering this issue increases when both of the following conditions exist:Д®M Fusion Middleware Control is being used to manage large domains, as it adds notification listeners to the Domain Runtime MBean Server.ДЇusion Middleware products that significantly increase the number of JMX runtime MBeans are included in the domain.

When JMX notifications are used, two cases exist that cause the Administration Server to keep copies of all JMX object names registered in all Runtime MBean Servers running in all Managed Servers in the domain:ДЄt the WebLogic Server level, to simulate the unregister MBean notifications when a Managed Server shuts down.ДЄt the JDK JMX client notification layer. However, when JMX notifications are added to MBeans, the Domain Runtime MBean Server can consume large amounts of memory. The federation architecture performs well with queries. The Domain Runtime MBean Server is a federated MBean server with connections to all Managed Server Runtime MBean Servers in the domain.

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Unassigned Users Created Using WLST Offline Default to Administrators Group No Support for Explicit Port and Port Offset for Global Virtual TargetsД«i Cluster1 is Down on Pure IPv6 Deployment after ConfigurationДЄvoid Using Default Configuration for WebLogic Server When Running with ODA Cluster Configuration Resource Group May Not Reflect Changes After Retargeting WL MT Partition Scoped Configuration Changes Are Ignored Partition Listener May Not Receive MBean Unregistration Notification Issue Starting Multiple Development Servers On Same HostД¬reating Managed Server Domain from a Template Causes ErrorД¬hanging Domain From Development To Production Mode Does Not Change Start ScriptsДЎst arg can't be coerced to String Error Occurs in WLST Issue Rolling Back Changes For editCustom()MBeans

#Invalid destination port jar launcher password#

Password Field Is Not Editable When Configuring a New DomainДЄdministration Server Memory Consumption and JMX Notifications

Use the -Dfile.encoding Property When Running WLST in a Non-English LocaleД¬onfiguration Tools Can Fail If WebLogic Installation Path Contains SpacesДirectory For a Non-Existent Server Name Is CreatedДЄbnormal Behavior in Terminal Window After Entering WebLogic PasswordД¬reating and Updating Domains Takes Too Long This section describes the following issues and workarounds:ДЄSProvWorkflowException Occurs When Creating a WebLogic Domain However, there may be a brief downtime in between the graceful shutdown operation and before Oracle Traffic Director redirects the HTTP traffic, when some HTTP requests may receive the 503 error. When Oracle Traffic Director is used with dynamic clusters, and the cluster is being scaled down, WebLogic Server notifies Oracle Traffic Director of the impending graceful shutdown of the servers and attempts to route requests to the remaining servers in the cluster. If a POST request has been sent to a WebLogic Server clustered Managed server that is shutting down, and if the server is unable to complete the request, or if the result of the request is unknown, then the load balancer is required to return an HTTP 503 error. When HTTP POST requests are serviced by clustered WebLogic Server applications, which are configured with a load balancer such as Oracle HTTP Server, a web server using a WebLogic Server proxy plug-in, or Oracle Traffic Director, an HTTP 503 error can occur. WebLogic Tuxedo Connector Issues and Workarounds Web Services and XML Issues and Workarounds Web Server Plug-Ins Issues and Workarounds WebLogic Server Scripting Tool (WLST) Issues and Workarounds System Component Architecture (SCA) Issues and Workarounds Spring Framework on WebLogic Server Issues and Workarounds Operations, Administration, and Management Issues and Workarounds Life Cycle Management Issues and Workarounds Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Issues and Workarounds Installation and Patching Issues and Workarounds HTTP Publish/Subscribe Server Issues and Workarounds This chapter includes the following sections:ДЄdministration Console Issues and WorkaroundsДЄpache Beehive Support Issues and WorkaroundsД¬onnector (Resource Adapter) Issues and WorkaroundsД¬onsole Extensions Issues and WorkaroundsД¬ore Server and Core Work Manager Issues and WorkaroundsДependency Injection Issues and WorkaroundsДeveloper Experience Issues and WorkaroundsДomain to Domain Partition Migration Issues and Workarounds This chapter describes issues associated with Oracle WebLogic Server 12.2.1.3.0