To Deploy the EAR File to the Production Server

Open the WebLogic Server console for the target server running in production mode.

1.

On the left-hand side Change Center pane, click Lock & Edit. 2.

Deploying, Running, and Debugging Applications

On the left-hand side Domain Structure pane, click Deployments. 3.

On the right-hand content pane, click Install.

Browse to the directory where the EAR file resides, mark the radio button next to the EAR file you want to deploy, and click Next. 4.

Confirm that the radio button next to Install this deployment as an application is marked and click Next. 5.

Click Finish. 6.

On the left-hand side Change Center pane, click Activate Changes. 7.

On the right-hand content pane, mark the radio button next to the EAR just deployed. 8.

Click Start to view the dropdown list and select Servicing all requests. 9.

In the content pane of the new page, click Yes.

If you click the plus sign in front of the deployed EAR, a list of the application's deployed modules (EJBs and web applications) will appear.

For more information about deploying an application to a server in production mode, see Deploying Applications on BEA WebLogic Server 9.2 in the WebLogic Server documentation.

For information on updating an already deployed application, see Updating Applications in a Production Environment.

Related Topics

Managing Servers

Creating a Workshop for WebLogic-Enabled Server Domain

Setting up Servers for Use Within the IDE

Creating a Workshop for WebLogic-Enabled Server Domain

Creating a Workshop for WebLogic-Enabled Server Domain

This topic explains how to create a WebLogic Server domain that can support an application build with Workshop for WebLogic. The instructions below will show you how to add the Apache Beehive NetUI and Controls framework libraries, the JMS queues required for message buffering, reliable messaging, and JMS transport to a server domain.

This topic describes two cases for adding Workshop for WebLogic application resources to a server domain: 1.

Adding Workshop for WebLogic Resources to a New Server Domain 2.

Adding Workshop for WebLogic Resources to an Existing Server Domain Adding Workshop for WebLogic Resources to a New Server Domain

If you are creating a new server domain, use these instructions to ensure that the appropriate Workshop for WebLogic resources are present: 1.

If you are using Windows, open the domain configuration wizard by selecting Start > BEA Products > Tools > Configuration Wizard.

If you are using Linux, open the domain configuration wizard by running BEA_HOME/weblogic92/common/bin/config.sh. 2.

In the BEA WebLogic Configuration Wizard, on the page labeled Welcome, confirm that Create a new WebLogic domain is selected. Click Next.

3.

On the page labeled Select Domain Source, place a checkmark next to Workshop for WebLogic Platform. Click Next.

(From a Workshop for WebLogic perspective, this is the important part of the configuration wizard. By placing a check next to Workshop for WebLogic Platform, you ensure sure that domain is configured with the appropriate Beehive libraries, JMS queues, and JDBC datasources.)

Creating a Workshop for WebLogic-Enabled Server Domain

4.

Complete the rest of the domain configuration wizard as appropriate.

Adding Workshop for WebLogic Resources to an Existing Server Domain

If you are updating an previously existing domain, use these instructions to ensure that the appropriate Workshop for WebLogic resources are present.

1.

If you are using Windows, open the domain configuration wizard by selecting Start > BEA Products > Tools > Configuration Wizard.

If you are using Linux, open the domain configuration wizard by running BEA_HOME/weblogic92/common/bin/config.sh. 2.

In the BEA WebLogic Configuration Wizard, on the page labeled Welcome, select Extend and existing WebLogic domain. Click Next.

3.

On the page labeled Select WebLogic Domain Directory, navigate to the root folder of your server domain. Click Next.

4. On the page labeled Select Extension Source, place a checkmark next to Extend my domain using an existing extension

template.

Browse to the extension template at BEA_HOME/weblogic92/common/templates/applications/workshop_wl.jar. Click Next.

(From a Workshop for WebLogic perspective, this is the important part of the configuration wizard. By selecting the extension template, you ensure sure that domain is configured with the appropriate Beehive libraries, JMS queues, and JDBC datasources.)

5.

Complete the rest of the domain configuration wizard as appropriate.

For more information on completing the configuration wizard, see Creating WebLogic Domains Using the Configuration Wizard in the WebLogic Server documentation.

Related Topics

Deploying, Running, and Debugging Applications Managing Servers

Setting up Servers for Use Within the IDE

Deploying, Running, and Debugging Applications