The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Unix
Note:
By default, the egurkha.war file will be searched for in the local disk of the system from which
the browser is launched. Therefore, if you are trying to access the WebLogic console from a
system that does not host an eG agent, then, before attempting to deploy the egurkha.war file,
do the following:
Login to any agent host in your environment.
Copy the egurkh_6_2.war file or the egurkha7x.war file (as the case may be) in the
\lib directory (on Windows; on Unix, this will be the
/optegurkha/lib directory) of the agent host to any other directory on that host.
Rename the files as egurkha.war file.
Copy the egurkha.war file to the local host from which the browser is launched.
7. Doing so will reveal the following screen, which informs you that the file has been successfully
uploaded.
Figure 2.28: Screen informing you that egurkha.war file has been successfully uploaded
8. Once this is done, eG would appear as a new application under the Web Applications category.
Now, the WebLogic server is ready to be used with eG.
9. If the JVMGCTest is to be executed for garbage collection (GC) monitoring, then the following
additional steps need to be performed:
a. Edit the startWebLogic.cmd file (Windows) or the startWebLogic.sh (Unix) in the
//config// directory.
b. Towards the end of the file, an entry to start the WebLogic server exists. Modify this entry as
indicated by Figure 2.14.
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