Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Configure Automatic Injection in APM Agent for Oracle E-Business Suite

To use APM to monitor real time user sessions (browser interactions) in E-Business Suite, you need to configure automatic injection in the APM Java agent.

After the APM Java agent is deployed on the E-Business Suite server, enable the automatic browser injection by doing the following:

  1. Open the AgentConfig.properties file.

  2. Look for the following existing parameters: com.oracle.apm.agent.rum.enable.injection, com.oracle.apm.agent.public.data.key and com.oracle.apm.agent.rum.service.name which are commented out in the file. (The parameters have a # sign or hashtag at the beginning of the line).

  3. Uncomment the above parameters, update their values and save the file.

    The file looks like the following: 

    com.oracle.apm.agent.rum.enable.injection=true
com.oracle.apm.agent.public.data.key=<Public_Data_Key> 
com.oracle.apm.agent.rum.service.name=<EBS_APM_Browser>
    • The value of the <Public Data Key> can be obtained from the APM Domain details page. For information, see Obtain Data Upload Endpoint and Data Keys.
    • The value of the <EBS_APM_Browser> is the service name value that you specify for your E-Business Suite APM Browser Agent. For example: EBS_UI.

Capturing the username

Hashed usernames are captured for the E-Business Suite sessions with the intention to allow reporting on the number of unique users, without exposing personal identifiable information (PII). However, there may be a need to report the username in plain text format which can be done by editing the ProbeConfig.acml file located under the oracle-apm-agent/config directory. Go to the general section and set the track_plain_username property to true.

For example:

track_plain_username: true