WebLogic
server is based on J2EE platform to create multi-tier enterprise applications.
It deploy web services as the components of a heterogeneous distributed
applications and connect legacy applications on client to inter-operate with
java bean components. It has cache data in memory for high-responsiveness and
also enable SWAP in JRockit will achieve predictability in applications.
System
administration of WebLogic Server includes a wide range of tasks: creating
WebLogic Server domains; deploying applications; migrating domains from
development environments to production environments; monitoring and managing
the performance of the run-time system; and diagnosing and troubleshooting
problems.
Because
the WebLogic Server management system is based on Java EE and other standards,
it integrates with systems that are frequently used to manage other software
and hardware components. In addition, WebLogic Server includes several of its
own standards-based, extensible utilities. Alternatively, you can use APIs to
create custom management utilities.
Introduction:
This
Installation Guide describes how to use the WebLogic installation program on
Windows and UNIX platforms. This document is intended for system administrators
who are installing the WebLogic software.
Installation
Modes
The
installation program can be used in the following modes:
1)
Graphical-mode installation:
It is an
interactive, GUI-based method for installing software. It can be run on both
Windows and UNIX systems.
Note: If
you want to run the installation program in graphical-mode, the console
attached to the machine on which you are installing the software must support a
Java-based GUI.
2) Console
mode Installation:
It is an
interactive, text-based method for installing your software from the command
line, on either a UNIX system or a Windows system.
3) Silent
mode Installation:
Silent-mode
installation is a non-interactive method of installing your software that
requires the use of an XML properties file for selecting installation options.
You can run silent-mode installation from either a script or from the command
line. Silent-mode installation is a way of setting installation configurations
only once and then using those configurations to duplicate the installation on
many machines.
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