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OC4J and Agent Controller [message #139971]

Thu, 05 February 2009 15:28

Eclipse User

Hi:

We're running OC4J on Linux 64-bit with the Java 1.5 packaged with OC4J.
I have setup and run Agent Controller 4.2.0 successfully on the Linux box.
However when I specify -XrunpiAgent:server=enabled or -XrunpiAgent as a
JVM parameter on my OC4J instance, it goes into an unusable state. I
can't undo the JVM parameters and the instance will refuse to start. The
only thing I can do is delete the instance and start over.

I will also post this on Metalink to get Oracle's feedback.

Any help is appreciated.

Eric

Re: OC4J and Agent Controller [message #140003 is a reply to message #139971]

Thu, 05 February 2009 17:03

Eclipse User

Hi Eric,

Only 32 bit JVM is supported by the Agent Controller with the pre-JVM 1.5
profiling agent (aka JVMPI agent).
Please try with a 32 bit JVM or use a more latest TPTP version which
supports 64bit JVM. eg. v4.5.1.

Eugene

"Eric Hamacher" <badgerduke@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:060eee4a81c53f4a6d2eb71996b4ecf5$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi:
>
> We're running OC4J on Linux 64-bit with the Java 1.5 packaged with OC4J.
> I have setup and run Agent Controller 4.2.0 successfully on the Linux box.
> However when I specify -XrunpiAgent:server=enabled or -XrunpiAgent as a
> JVM parameter on my OC4J instance, it goes into an unusable state. I
> can't undo the JVM parameters and the instance will refuse to start. The
> only thing I can do is delete the instance and start over.
>
> I will also post this on Metalink to get Oracle's feedback.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Eric
>

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