Common web middleware shell

Author: core member of Pax. Mac Team
1. weblogic

Background page: http: // 127.0.0.1: 7001/console (http is 7001, https is 7002)

Google Keyword: WebLogic Server Administration Console inurl: console
Default username and password

1. username and password: weblogic
2. username and password: system
3. username and password: portaladmin
4. username and password: guest
Upload location:
Workshop> Deployments> Web Applications> deploy new Web application modules...
Upload the webshell of the war.

After uploading, the target module is deployed.

 

I didn't install this. I just used the flowers.

2. Tomcat

Background: http: // 172.16.102.35: 8080/manager/html

Default username and password

Tomcat

Upload location:

After Deploy, the release is successful.

Shell address: http: // 172.16.102.35: 8080/magerx/test. jsp (where magerx is the name of the war package)

3. jboss

Background: http: // 172.16.102.35: 9990

Upload location: Deployments> Manage Deployments> Add Content

Enable to publish

Shell address: http: // 172.16.102.35: 8080/magerx/test. jsp

4. JOnAS

Background: http: // 172.16.102.35: 9000/jonasAdmin/

 

Default username and password:

Jadmin jonas

Tomcat

Jonas

Upload location: Deployment> Web Modules (WAR)> Upload

Publish after applying

Shell address: http: // 172.16.102.35: 9000/magerx/test. jsp

 

 

5. WebSphere

Background address: https: // 172.16.102.35: 9043/ibm/console/logon. jsp

Upload location: Application> New Enterprise Application

Next, perform the following steps. Step 4: Fill in the "context root"

 

Click Save

Return to Application> application type> WebSphere Enterprise Application

 

Select the war package you uploaded. Here is paxmac. Click start to publish it.

Shell address: http: // 172.16.102.35: 9080/paxmac/test. jsp

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To package jsp files, you can use the jar command that comes with jdk/JRE:
Switch to the file directory to be packaged
Jar-cvf magerx. war test. jsp->

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