Rabbit Eight Brother Note 5: Deployment of WLS8.1 on Web Application
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Yesterday, I just got the DEV2DEV conference of the BEA, I received a WebLogic PlatFor8.1 using the version of WebLogic Platfor8.1, and immediately installed it. I used it for a while, and I only found 2 sites for the time being. One is to configure the database type when configured JDBC, increasing the previous type before Mysql and PointBase, and also adds the Drive Configuration Wizard for MS SQLServer7.0. The other is to deploy a somewhat change in the function name Web Application.
WLS7.0 is called "Web Application", WLS8.1 is called "Web Application Modules". Let me briefly introduce how the web application is deployed on WLS8.1.
1. Open the console: http: // localhost: 7001 / console
2. Select the interface that appears after Web Application Modules:
3. Select Deploy a New Web Application Module:
4. Select the interface that appears after deploy a new web application module:
5. Select Application
6. Select the interface that appears after Application:
7. If your application is on the same machine of WebLogic Server, select the Location section. for example:
My application is called myjsp, in the localhost D: /. Then I choose "location: localhost / d: / d: /", as shown in the figure:
8 The selected interface is as follows:
WebLogic finds a radio box before effective application.
9. Select the radio box you want to deploy before, click the Target Module button, the interface is as shown in the figure:
10. The name of the Identity section is the name of the application after you deploy, or you can change. The interface after clicking the "deploy" button:
The display is successfully deployed. In this interface we can stop this application or re-deploy. Of course, there is a click "Stop" and "RedEploy".
11. Test: Click the Testing Tablemap in the Chart:
12. Because this application does not have a default page (Welcome), WLS prompts "There Are No Welcome Files for this Application". If you configure the default page, you can do it directly here to click on the connection next to MyServer, and you can't do it in our app. But we can manually enter: http: // localhost: 7001 / myjsp / hello.jsp
Figure:
OK, we have been deployed!
13. If you are careful, you may find that the condition in step 7 is applied to the WLS machine. If your app is not on the same machine, then we should select "Upload your file (s)" in step 7 The interface is as follows:
14. Click "Browse", pop up the dialog box for the selection file, as shown:
15. Pack myJsp into the .war file.
16. Select the WAR or JAR or EAR you want to upload, as shown:
16. Click "UPLOAD", successfully uploaded, the following interface appears:
17. Select "MyServer" and the following interface appears: 18. Click "UPLOAD", the following interface appears:
Myjsp.war is the file we uploaded.
19. Select myjsp.war:
20. Click Target Module, the interface is as follows:
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2003-11-7 afternoon
