WebLogic Server of the Java EE

WebLogic is used to develop, integrate, deploy, and manage large distributed web applications, network applications, and databases
Java application Server. Introduce the dynamic capabilities of Java and the security of Java Enterprise standards into the development, integration, deployment, and management of large-scale network applications. WebLogic server has the performance, scalability, and high availability required to handle critical Web application issues.
In conjunction with the Oracle WebLogic Commerce ServerTM, Oracle WebLogic Server provides a complete solution for deploying adaptive, personalized e-commerce applications.
WebLogic Server installs three ways: User graphical interface (GUI), console mode, slient (silent) mode.

Slient installation is to read the configuration from a text file that was created before installation, and does not require manual intervention during installation.

We download the boot installation package directly from the website and click Follow the prompts to install it.

After the installation is successful, the WebLogic server is not available, and you need to add a domain.

after the installation is complete, a configuration wizard pops up, and if you accidentally turn it off, you can call it in the following ways: starting with the Configuration Wizard, WebLogic server–> Tools, Oracle WebLogic, enter the following installation interface: (You can also go to the WebLogic installation directory/mid Under Dleware/wlserver_10.3/common/bin/path, double-click Config.exe Start Configuration Program) Select "Create a new WebLogic domain", and it will be the next step.

Note: WebLogic is now a product of Oracle Corporation, developed from the acquisition of BEA. is one of the major Java (EE) application Server Software (application server) in the commercial market. The explanation we see in the video is the early weblogic of the BEA period.

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WebLogic Server of the Java EE