IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Transactions, Version 7.4.0.0

Accessing and navigating the Application Management Configuration Editor

You can access the Application Management Configuration Editor from the Tivoli Enterprise Portal. From the main toolbar, select the The icon on the TEP toolbar for accessing the AMC Editor Application Management Configuration Editor icon.

Figure 1. Accessing the Application Management Configuration Editor from the Tivoli Enterprise Portal
This figure shows an example of selecting the Application Management Configuration Editor, icon from the toolbar in the TEP.

The Application Management Configuration Editor is displayed in a separate window, similar to the following example.

Figure 2. The Application Management Configuration Editor
The default view of the Application Management Configuration Editor, showing the initial welcome screen and the Applications view.

Switching views

When the Application Management Configuration Editor is first displayed, the navigation view in the left pane displays a list of available applications. You can also display lists of clients, profiles, and maintenance windows by clicking drop-down menu icon in the navigation view and selecting one of the following options:
  • Applications
  • Clients
  • Profiles
  • Maintenance Windows
  • Components
Figure 3. Selecting from the navigation view
This figure shows an example of selecting from the drop-down menu in the navigation view.

Displaying Application details

In the default Applications view, you can click The plus sign in the node tree that signifies that more nodes are under the current node. to expand the node tree next to each application name, and display transactions (denoted by the Transaction icon icon), sorted by agent type (such as Robotic Response Time, Transaction Tracking, and Web Response Time). Default applications are provided for each agent type (except for Robotic Response Time). You can also expand the transaction nodes to display any associated profiles (denoted by the Profile icon icon).

Figure 4. Example of the expanded Applications node tree
This figure shows an example of expanded nodes in the Applications node tree.

Displaying Clients

From the navigation view, when you click drop-down menu icon and select the Clients option, the list of previously defined clients is displayed, similar to the following example:

Figure 5. Listing clients in the navigation view
This figure shows an example list of previously defined clients in the navigation view.

Displaying Profiles

From the navigation view, when you click drop-down menu icon and select the Profiles option, the list of previously defined profiles is displayed, similar to the following example:

Figure 6. Listing profiles in the navigation view
This figure shows an example list of previously defined profiles in the navigation view.

Displaying Maintenance Windows

From the navigation view, when you click drop-down menu icon and select the Maintenance Windows option, the list of previously defined maintenance windows is displayed, similar to the following example:

Figure 7. Listing maintenance windows in the navigation view
This figure shows an example list of previously defined maintenance windows in the navigation view.

Displaying Components

From the navigation view, when you click drop-down menu icon and select the Components option, the list of previously defined components is displayed, similar to the following example:

Figure 8. Listing components in the navigation view
This figure shows an example list of previously defined components in the navigation view.

Clearing the Java Plugin Cache

If you have previously accessed the Application Management Configuration Editor and then try to access it again but nothing happens after you click the Icon on the TEP toolbar to access the AMC Editor Application Management Configuration Editor icon, try clearing the Java™ Plugin Cache by completing the following steps:
  1. Access the Windows Control Panel.
  2. Select IBM® Control Panel for Java.
    1. Select the General tab.
    2. In the Temporary Internet Files section, click Delete files.
    3. Click OK.
  3. Select Java Plug-in.
    1. Select the Cache tab.
    2. Click Clear.
    3. Click Apply.
Parent topic: Using the Application Management Configuration Editor


Last updated: September 2014