OPMN Remote Port
Issue the following command on the OAS server to get the OPMN port number:
> opmnctl status -port
Output:
papicell-au2.au.oracle.com:6007
Hostname
Ensure you can ping the host by name or IP address from your machine where Jdeveloper is running. You could even try connecting using telnet should the host allow it, but normally ping is enough to verify you have a reachable host.
> telnet papicell-au2.au.oracle.com 6007
That command will tell you whether or not you can reach the host through the OPMN port remotely.
OC4J Instance Name
To determine this name you simply use a command as follows on the OAS server, which has a column known as process-type which identifies the OC4J instances you can connect to.
> opmnctl status
Connect to
Here we decide if we are connecting to a group or a single instance. A group is a collection of OC4J instances which allows you to deploy applications to a group which in turns deploys your application to every container within the group. Basically when you select the check box "group" you then need to provide a group name.
The easiest way to determine the group name is to log into ASC (Application server console) which shows you exactly what type of topology setup you have for your OAS.
Also you can use the command we used previously to get the group name as follows
> opmnctl status
This time your looking at the column ias-component which will give you the group name you want to use which identified by OC4JGroup:
Eg: OC4JGroup:pas_group
Hope this helps those remote connection problems you may have from JDeveloper 10.1.3.x to OAS 10.1.3.x.
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