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After installing the WebFOCUS Reporting Server, you should verify that it runs properly by starting the server and viewing the Web Console as explained below. You can then use the Web Console to configure database access adapters.
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There are several security levels in which you can start the WebFOCUS Reporting Server. For a description of these levels, see WebFOCUS Reporting Server Security Levels.
When the installation program completed, you had the option to start the WebFOCUS Reporting Server, so it may already be running.
/install_directory/ibi/srv77/wfs/bin
export EDAEXTSEC=OPSYS export EDAEXTSEC=OFF
Note:
./edastart -cleardir
./edastart -start
The Workspace Manager starts. The following is an example of the message displayed:
Starting Workspace Manager in /home/iadmin/ibi/srv77/wfs Logging startup progress and errors in /home/iadmin/ibi/srv77/wfs/edaprint.log
./edastart -show
For a list of options for the edastart command, type the following:
./edastart -?
Note: If you see an error related to JSCOM3, you can troubleshoot this in Verify or Enable the JSCOM3 Listener.
The Web Console, sometimes referred to as the Server Console, provides an interface for configuring, monitoring, and testing the WebFOCUS Reporting Server. To access the Web Console and test the server, do the following:
http://wfsrvHost:wfsrvHTTPport
where:
Is the hostname or IP address of the machine running the WebFOCUS Reporting Server.
Is the HTTP port you specified during the installation. The default is 8121. This is the port of the LST_HTTP node in /install_directory/ibi/srv77/wfs/etc/odin.cfg.
The Web Console home page displays.
To edit licenses:
Note: The procedures to administer the server, configure adapters, and create metadata (synonyms, Master Files, and Access Files) are accessible from the Web Console help. They are also available in the Server Administration for UNIX, Windows, OpenVMS, IBM i, and z/OS manual.
To configure adapters:
Note: The procedures to administer the server, configure adapters, and create metadata (synonyms, Master Files, and Access Files) are accessible from the Web Console help. They are also available in the Server Administration for UNIX, Windows, OpenVMS, IBM i, and z/OS manual.
JSCOM3 is a listener installed with the WebFOCUS Reporting Server that is used when the server creates Active Technologies Flash/Flex, graphics, accesses data sources through JDBC, or launches other Java processes. It normally uses the fourth port used by the server. By default, this is port 8123. Although not all WebFOCUS functionality requires JSCOM3, it is a good idea to ensure it is available.
The Java Services Agents display in the right pane.
If the Stop option appears, then JSCOM3 is started.
If the Start option appears, then JSCOM3 did not start. JSCOM3 cannot start unless it finds certain native files in JRE directories. The server can find these file automatically if you set a $JAVA_HOME environment variable as explained in Preliminary Installation Instructions. If you set $JAVA_HOME in your .profile, log off, log back on, and restart the WebFOCUS Reporting Server. If JSCOM3 still does not start, refer to the Server Installation manual to manually to set your shared library path.
If you are planning to run Active Technologies Flash/Flex, ensure that enough memory for Java to compile Flash/Flex files is allocated to the JSCOM3 service. Perform the following steps to set the maximum Java heap size:
The Java Services Configuration pane opens.
-Djava.version=1.6
Note: 512 Mb should be a sufficient value, however this depends on how much memory is available on the machine that is hosting the server.
You can stop the WebFOCUS Reporting Server using the Web Console, or as follows:
/install_directory/ibi/srv77/wfs/bin
./edastart -stop
After installation, the WebFOCUS Reporting Server directory structure is created. The default directory is /ibi and contains three subdirectories:
Contains space for applications and sample data.
Contains space for server profiles.
Contains the server.
Under srv77 are the EDAHOME (home) and EDACONF (wfs) subdirectories:
Contains executable and libraries files.
Contains catalog-related files.
Contains documentation files.
Contains error message, documentation, and additional server files.
Contains graphics and template files.
Contains National Language Support files.
Contains server instance-specific configuration files and utilities.
Contains server instance-specific catalog files.
Contains deferred output and control files.
Contains temporary files and is not created until you start the server.
Contains configuration files.
Contains space for internal processing.
Contains space for internal processing in some environments.
Contains test files generated during the configuration process.
Contains user-generated temporary files.
Contains web-based tools.
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