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pack & unpack domain

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Execute Following command under $WL_HOME/common/bin dir to pack domain

pack.sh  –managed=true –domain=<domain name> -template=<domain_name.jar> -template_name=”<description>”

For example if you want to pack domain mydomain :-

pack.sh  –managed=true –domain=mydomain -template=mydomain.jar -template_name=”mydomain template”nt

Now copy the jar file under some location in another machine where we have to unpack it. For unpacking 

execute following command under $WL_HOME/common/bin

unpack.sh –domain=<domain name> -template=<jar file name>

For example if you want to pack domain mydomain :-




unpack.sh –domain=mydomain  -template=mydomain.jar

Install WebLogic in Linux Environment

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

We first create a user, for example, oracle. To create a user run the following commands under the root user:

    useradd oracle
    passwd oracle

This creates a /home/oracle directory. To delete the user we can use: userdel -r oracle the option -r removes the /home/oracle directory.

The following software versions will be used:

  • JRockit JVM – jrrt-4.0.1-1.6.0-linux-x64 
  • WebLogic Server – wls1035_generic

First, we choose an installation directory, for example /home/oracle/weblogic. This will be our middleware home in the installation of WebLogic.

To install JRockit we follow these steps:

  • Run the file jrrt-4.0.1-1.6.0-linux-x64.bin. 
  • Click Next on the welcome screen. 
  • Define the install directory /home/oracle/weblogic/jrrt-4.0.1-1.6.0 and click Next. 
  • Optionally select extra components and click Next. 
  • When the installation is finished click Done.

To install WebLogic we follow these steps:

  • Navigate to the JDK’s bin directory (/home/oracle/weblogic/jrrt-4.0.1-1.6.0/bin). 
  • Enter the following command: ./java -d64 -Xms1024m -Xmx1024m -jar wls1031_generic.jar. 
  • Click Next on the welcome screen. 
  • Define the Middleware-Home directory which was used to install the JDK and click Next. Click Yes in the pop-up. 
  • Fill in support credentials if applicable and click Next. 
  • Select Custom as installation type and click Next. 
  • De-select the evaluation database and click Next. 
  • Select the installed JDK (if the JDK is not shown, click Browse and browse to the root of the JDK) and click Next. 
  • Accept the defaults in the directories screen and click Next. 
  • Click Next to start the installation. 
  • De-select Run Quickstart and click Done.

Install WebLogic
 

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