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A current production WebLogic Server (WLS) domain needs to be upgraded without affecting the users. What are the five steps to follow for a Rolling Update? (Choose five.)
A: Before you begin the upgrade process, make sure that you take any necessary precautions such as:
* Back up your applications, database schema, other application data, and domains.
* If required, obtain latest third party plug-ins or components that are compatible with required non-Oracle components. For example, Apache Web Server libraries.
CGED: The rolling upgrade process includes stopping the Administration Server, installing the upgrade, restarting the Administration Server, and then doing the same for each Managed Server in the cluster (machine).
I am configuring the security policy for my JMS module. I am specifying some security conditions for the module.
Which two security conditions are valid in this context? (Choose two.)
There are two security conditions:
* time-constrained
* By Group or User
My JMS file store size has grown very large and is using up a significant chunk of the disk. I need to reduce the file size during the maintenance window without impacting any relevant information.
Which utility enables me to do this? (Choose the best answer.)
To open the persistent store administration utility from a Java command line, type the following:
> java weblogic.store.Admin
Here is an example of using the compact command to compact the space occupied by a file store in the mystores directory.
> storeadmin->compact -dir c:\mystores -tempdir c:\tmp
Your clients are connected to distributed destinations to consume messages sent to various JMS topics.
Recently, JMS connections got interrupted due to a network failure and your clients dropped their connections as well.
How would you ensure seamless failover for your clients when a distributed destination fails? (Choose the best answer.)
A simple way to failover a client connected to a failed distributed destination is to write reconnect logic in the client code to connect to the distributed destination after catching onException.
References:
You are considering targeting your JMS servers to dynamic clusters to benefit from dynamic scaling. However, you have been advised to keep in mind some of the associated limitations.
What are two valid limitations and considerations for clustered JMS services? (Choose two.)
A: Store-and-Forward (SAF) Agents cannot be targeted to a Dynamic or Mixed cluster. You can target SAF Agents to Configured clusters using the default store.
D: Targeting a messaging bridge to a mixed or dynamic cluster is not supported.
