Let your Eclipse directly support WebLogic (startup, release). Tone less. I came to WebLogic8.1 test 1. Install WebLogic8.1, and create a domain MYDOMAIN 2. Open Eclipse, point Debug ... 3. Create a new Java Application Configuration. Point button
Top-by one, configured ==== ClassPath ==== User Class: Fill in WebLogic Support Jar, and User's own JAR >>> Essential JAR: WebLogic.jar / WebServices.jar / Ojdbc14.jar >>> Must : WebLogic.jar / WebServices.jar / Ojdbc14.jar / User JAR *** Here you can add the output path of the project, then set the virtual path of WebLogic config.xml, you can release it.
== Main == Progect: Select the project you want to start, this project is the best WebLogic.jar (and the path must make the bea / weblogic81 / server / lib) main calss: This is a Mail function that calls the startup WebLogic8.1 . Select the first radio box below, then click Search on the right, type the keyword server, find the weblogic.jar this package (path must make bea / webLogic81 / server / lib), if you can't find it, you need to ClassPath configuration page Add bea / weblogic81 / server / lib / weblogic.jar
=== arguments: WebLogic launch parameters: format is as follows "-XMS32M -XMX200M -XX: maxpermsize = 128m -dweblogic.name = myserver -dbea.home =" c: / bea "-dweblogic.management.userName = weblogic -Dweblogic.management.password = weblogic -Dweblogic.ProductionModeEnabled = false -Djava.security.policy == "C: /bea/weblogic81/server/lib/weblogic.policy" according to its own specific data modification Working directiory:. this Check the path to Local Directory, select the domain, for example: C: / bea / user_projects / domains / mydomain
===== Other === By default
Virtual Path Settings: Profile Path ../bea/user_projects/domains/gdltdomain/config.xml Modification: