4.1  What is the WCCProxy?

The WCCProxy is a daemon process that runs all the time, like the WEBES Director Processes and DESTA Commands. After WEBES installation, the WCCProxy appears as a separately installed kit and represents WEBES functionality not developed in the Java environment. The WCCProxy contains required functions that allow WEBES to interact properly with the operating system, other WEBES agent processes, and the Director. The Director will not perform correctly without the WCCProxy.

The WCCProxy also is packaged with the ISEE Client kit and is necessary for proper sending of notifications through ISEE.

Refer to the WEBES Install Guide section 1.1.3, "The WCCProxy", for more information on the interaction between ISEE, WEBES, and the WCCProxy.

Refer to the WEBES Release Notes for any current issues regarding the WCCProxy; how it is shared by WEBES and ISEE, and how WEBES and ISEE should be installed or removed for proper functioning of WCCProxy.

The WCCProxy process spawns other CAAgent and WCCAgent processes as needed. Refer to section  3.5 "Troubleshooting an Unresponsive Director" for more operating system specific information on these processes.