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Deployment on Weblogic

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Main Page > J2EE Connector > Deployment > Deployment on Weblogic


1 Deploying the resource adapter

  • in Weblogic console, go to "Deployments"
  • click on "Lock & Edit"

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  • click "Install"
  • navigate to the "jppf_ra_Weblogic.rar" file and select it

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  • click "Next"
  • click "Next"
  • click "Finish"

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  • click "Activate Changes"
  • in the list of deployments, check "jppf_ra_Weblogic"
  • select "Start > Servicing all requests"

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  • Click "Yes"
  • the state of the resource adapter must now show as "Active"
  • restart the application server

Note: In the Weblogic output console, you will probably see periodic messages saying that 2 threads are stuck. These warnings are harmless. The related threads are required by the JPPF resource adapter and should not be interrupted. The period of these warnings is determined by a setting of the Weblogic instance called "Stuck Thread Timer Interval", set to 60 seconds by default. Consult with your administrator if you need to change that interval.

2 Deploying the demo application

  • in Weblogic console, go to "Deployments"
  • click on "Lock & Edit"

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  • click "Install"
  • navigate to the "JPPF_J2EE_Demo_Weblogic.ear" file and select it

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  • click "Next"
  • click "Finish"

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  • click "Activate Changes"
  • in the list of deployments, check "JPPF_J2EE_Demo_Weblogic"
  • select "Start > Servicing All Requests"

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  • Click "Yes"
  • the state of the demo application must now show as "Active"
  • restart the application server


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