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How to Identify Oracle EBS sessions connected through browser pages.

edited Aug 20, 2021 11:22AM in Technology Stack - EBS (MOSC) 7 commentsAnswered

How to Identify Oracle EBS sessions connected through browser pages.

Hellow I have two similar needs. I need to fetch a DBA kind of reports

  1. Where all clients that are accessing Oracle EBS dashboards/jsp pages such as (iReceivables, iPayment etc) through a browser window. The browser could either be IE or Firefox. How can I fetch this information? Is this something that can be queried from database or do I       have to write a shell script from OS. 
  2. How can we derive traffic on Middle tiers including HTTP web servers and J2EE servers such as 10gAS, Apache or Weblogic. I need to know how loaded these middle tiers are and    how busy they are in managing client requests in a real time production environment. Is it possible to get a detail listing of clients running under each middle tier server? If so how?
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