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Contents 1 See Also 2 BEA Weblogic Getting Started 3 BEA Weblogic Hotdeploy 4 Enabling Weblogic Testing of Database Connections

See Also

• Deploying to Weblogic using Maven
• JBoss Information
• JBoss Drools BRMS on Weblogic
• Oracle Application Server (OAS)
• Tomcat Web Server
• Websphere
• Weblogic

BEA Weblogic Getting Started

• Weblogic Main Console (open in IE) : http://127.0.0.1:7001/console
• Create Domain using wizard (on windows start menu). By default this goes into C:\bea\user_projects\domains\mydomain\server1
• Create any resources (e.g. Connection Pools and JDBC connections) required by the application.
• Hot Deploy Application using method below.

BEA Weblogic Hotdeploy

Add the following to your startWeblogic.cmd file:

@rem start the Weblogic server in Development (non production) mode.
set STARTMODE=FALSE

After you restart, any ear or war files placed in (weblogic_home)]/mydomain/application will be hot deployed (i.e. no need to remove / add via the web console) – much quicker during development. A simple batch / cmd script to do the copy .

Enabling Weblogic Testing of Database Connections

1. Go to Weblogic Console (typically http://localhost:7001/console)
2. Open myDomain .. Services .. JDBC .. Connection Pools .. the pool you wish to setup for test
3. Click on Configuration , Connections Tab , then the Advanced Options (bottom of page).
4. Make sure Test Created Connections and Test Reserved Connections have a tick beside them.
5. Enter the following beside Test Table Name

SQL SELECT 1 FROM DUAL

1. (Optional) - Enable Connection Leak Profiling
2. Now click on 'Testing' Tab at top of the page, then Test Pool to see the result.