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ESS Health Check Fails or Application Stripe ESSAPP is missing

Usually the Enterprise Scheduler Service (ESS) Health Check fails if the Application Stripe ESSAPP is missing. To know, if the Application Stripe does exist, please do the following:

1. Go to EM
2. Go to Domain > Security > Application Roles

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Click on Application Stripe drop down list

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If the ESSAPP is missing in the Application Stripe drop down list, then the ESS Health Check will fail. To resolve this issue do the following:

1. Shutdown all the servers including the Admin server.
2. Edit jps-config.xml file. You will find this file under the fmwconfig folder under the domain directory.
3. Search for oracle.security.jps.ldap.root.name and make sure the value is cn=SecurityProvider. If this value is not correct, then, the ESSAPP will not appear in the Application Stripe.
4. Restart all the servers and now you should see the ESSAPP in the Application Stripe and hopefully the ESS Health Check will pass.

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Raghu Syama

Raghu is the Senior Technical Architect of Perficient's National Oracle Business Intelligence Practice. He has extensive experience in architecting, designing, developing, and delivering enterprise software solutions, and commercial software products from concept to market. His area of expertise includes application programming, SOA, microservices, integrations, cloud and BI implementation. He has worked for several fortune 500 companies in his career and successfully led several projects from inception to completion by maintaining high quality standards. He has experience working with cross-cultural teams ensuring optimal utilization of resources. He has several certifications across multiple technologies from Oracle, AWS, Microsoft, and Redhat.

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