Weblogic10 common Linux commands

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I. WebLogic creates a domain

Under the domain directory/servers/adminserver path

Log on with a WebLogic account (corresponding to the account used to create the domain directory)

CD/home/WebLogic/BEA/weblogic92/common/bin

Run./config. Sh to enter the configuration page. The configuration steps are as follows:

1. Choose between creating and extending a domain, select create a new WebLogic domain

2. Select domain source and select choose Weblogic Platform Components

3. Enter the location of the domain template, _____ workshop for Weblogic Platform [2] x press ENTER

4. Configure administrator username and password: Change the user name and password of the Administrator.

5. Domain mode configuration, select development mode

6. Java SDK Selection: select the default Sun SDK 1.5.0 _ 12 @/usr/Java/jdk1.5.0 _ 12

7. Choose configuration option, select Yes

8. Configure the Administration Server. The default listen port is 7001 and must be changed to 80.

9. Configure managed servers

10. Configure Clusters

11. Configure machines

12. Configure Unix machines

13. Select the target domain directory for this domain

14. Edit domain information. Change the domain name to "life ".

15. The created life domain is located in the/home/WebLogic/BEA/user_projects/domains directory.

 

Ii. Start In weblogic10 production mode without entering the user name and password

Under the domain directory/servers/adminserver path

New/security/boot. properties boot. Properties

Edit content:

Username = weblogic

Password = 88888888

Start./startweblogic. Sh-dweblogic. system. storebootidentity = true

You only need to perform this operation for the first time, and then directly start with./startweblogic. Sh & normally.

 

3. Disable Weblogic in Linux to run startweblogic. Sh in the background.

First, this method is most commonly used:

Type nohup./startweblogic. Sh & (& to enable the Service to start in the background)

Or nohup./startweblogic. Sh> out. log 2> & 1 &

You can use the command tail-F text file name to monitor remote file changes. For example, to monitor log output in a WebLogic domain, you only need to enter the command tail-F nohup. Out.

Second, when the above sh needs to interact with the user (for example, you need to enter the user name and password), you can do this:

Type./startweblogic. Sh
# Interactive operations...
Press "Ctrl + z"
Enter the "BG" program to run in the background

 

Stop background weblocgic

#./Stopweblogic

In general, it is difficult to close it. You need to kill the background process (this is often the case)
View background Java Processes
# Ps-Ef | grep Java example:
Root 123456 2346546
Root 1346464 64646464 Java /.......
Kill background processes: # Kill-9 1346464

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