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Thursday, 30 May 2013

License Manager in oracle applications



License Manager:

After purchasing a license for an Application Product/Module, the first thing is to use license  manager to register that the product/module is now licensed.

·         Register Products
·         Register Language
·         Register Country specific functionalities
·         Create Reports about the Products, Languages, Country specific functionalities already registered

NOTE: License Manager does not set up license agreements or determine pricing.  It only registers products etc

How To License A New Product in Oracle Applications

Step 1 :  Login to  oracle applications home page as SYSADMIN user.

Navigate through --- > System Administrator-- >Oracle Applications Manager--- >License Manager--- >Site Map
Then click on License Manager in Administration Tab to get the below screen,

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License Manager is a web based utility in Oracle Applications Manager .It consists of License  Manager home page , a group of licensing pages and report pages, as shown in below screenshot







Step 2:-Click on Products link to get below screen

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License E-Business Suite: Select this option to register the predefined E-Business Suite of products.
License Component Application: Select this option to register products by component applications.
License Applications Products: This option becomes visible when Show More Options is selected. Select this option to register Oracle Applications products individually.(This option is under SHOW MORE OPTIONS)

Step 3:-Click on License Component Application and Click on Continue to get below screen

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In this screen License Manager displays the list of Application modules. To see individual components of each module click on module name.
Notice that component Applications that are already registered are grey in color  and checked. Applications that are grayed without a check are for display only and cannot be selected.

Step 4:-Now click on Products what you want register and click next and click on submit to get below screen

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Click on ok to complete registering product

Step 5:- The Products are now licensed but not ready to be used as none of the Forms/Packages etc would have been compiled and loaded into the Database for these new Products. Use adadmin to generate the files for the new Product

a)Run adadmin and select Generate Application Files Menu and run all the options for the product.
b) Select Compile/Reload Applications Database Entities menu and run all the options for the product.


Friday, 5 April 2013

To compile JSP manually in 11i/R12

How to compile all JSP pages  manually in R12:
---->login as appliation user and source environment file

---->go to the below location and run commands
cd $FND_TOP/patch/115/bin
perl ojspCompile.pl --compile --flush -p 2

---> Restart the Apache services or Middleware services.



How to compile individual JSP manually in R12:

---> go to below mentioned location and delete any file. for every jsp page in $OA_HTML location there will be class file in $COMMON_TOP/_pages

   cd $COMMON_TOP/_pages

--->Delete the class files (abcdef.class) for the JSP that you want to compile manually.

    Eg. JSP File abcdef_12.jsp
    Class File: abcdef_12.class ------------- Delete this file.

---->Navigate to the OA_HTML (Location for all the Jsp pages). if the JSP pages do not exist, copy the       JSP to the location & run the below command.

      $FND_TOP/patch/115/bin/ojspCompile.pl --compile -s 'abcdef_12.jsp' --flush

---->Restart the Apache services or Middle-ware services.

---->Check whether the respective class files have been created under

     cd $COMMON_TOP/_pages


Location of JSP Compilation logs:

---->In 11i, all jsp compilation errors are logged in $IAS_ORACLE_HOME/ Apache/ Jserv/ logs/ mod_jserv.log
---->In R12, all jsp compilation errors are logged in $LOG_HOME/ ora/ 10.1.3/ j2ee/ oacore/ oacore_default_group_1/ application.log