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e-docs > WebLogic Server > Administration Console Online Help > Web Applications (and Web Services) |
Administration Console Online Help
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Web Applications (and Web Services)
A Web Application is a J2EE deployment unit that defines a collection of Web resources such as JSPs, servlets, and HTML pages. Web Applications can also define references to external resources such as EJBs.
These procedures describe how to use the Administration Console to install, configure and deploy Web Applications.
Note: A Web service is a special kind of Web Application. Web services are Web applications that have an additional deployment descriptor called web-services.xml. You install, configure, and deploy Web services the same as Web applications.
For more information about configuring Web Applications, please see Assembling and Configuring Web Applications. For more information about Web services, see Programming WebLogic Web Services. For more information about J2EE applications in the Administration Console, see Applications.
Configuring a New Web Application or Web Service
Note: A Web service is a special kind of Web Application. Web services are Web applications that have an additional deployment descriptor called web-services.xml. You install, configure, and deploy Web services the same as Web applications.
To configure and deploy an application using the WebLogic Server Administration Console:
Deploying a New Web Application or Web Service
Note: A Web service is a special kind of Web Application. Web services are Web applications that have an additional deployment descriptor called web-services.xml. You install, configure, and deploy Web services the same as Web applications.
http://myServer:myPort/myWebApp/resource
myServer is the name of the machine hosting WebLogic Server
myPort is the port number where WebLogic Server is listening for requests
myWebApp is the context root of the Web Application (defined in application.xml or weblogic.xml). If the context root is not defined, myWebApp corresponds to archive file name (myWebApp.war, for instance) or the name of the directory containing the Web Application.
resource is the name of a resource such as a JSP, HTTP servlet, or HTML page.
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