Configure weblogic8.0 in jbuilder9

In JBuilder9 Configuring WebLogic 8.0 for the server, the bea home directory: registry.xml does not exist in registry.xml

When installing or uninstalling Liquid Data 81SP3 under Windows's English language, the Registry.xml file under the beahome directory is in an invalid state. This happens that the registry.xml file will be maintained using the default encoding of the Windows's Simplified Chinese language version, rather than using UTF-8 coding, so if you use the same beahome directory, the platform upgrade and Liquid Data 81sp3 Reinstalling The operation will fail. To restore the configuration status that can make the installation operation, the registry.xml file must be corrected to use UTF-8. Each of the steps to implement this process are listed below.

Back up the registry.xml file.

The Registry.xml file is located in the directory (for example: C: / BEA), and Liquid Data is installed in this directory.

Corrected an XML declaration in the Registry.xml file.

1. Use the text editor to open the file and make the following modifications to the original XML declaration.

Before modified:

After modification:

2. Set the path to the JDK code conversion utility native2ASCII where the directory is located.

Open the command prompt and switch the directory to / WebLogic81 / Common / BIN, then execute the following command:

commenv.cmd

3. Run Native2ASCII and convert to UTF-8.

At the command prompt, switch the directory to and run the following command:

Example: native2ascii -reverse -encoding utf-8 registry.xml registry.xml

After completing the above steps, registry.xml will return to normal state.

Note: If you use double-byte characters in the directory name, the same problem occurs on UNIX. At this point, use the above steps.

Enables the registry.xml file to the correct status. Here, run native2 in the same area environment as running installation / uninstall operation.

ASCII.