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Before you begin
You must install an Enterprise application before you can start it. See Install an Enterprise application
Starting an Enterprise Application makes the application available to WebLogic Server clients; stopping it makes it unavailable.
When you start an application, you can make it immediately available to clients, or you can start it in Administartion Mode to first ensure that it is working as you expect. Starting in Administration mode allows you to perform final ("sanity") checking of the distributed application directly in the production environment without disrupting clients.
Similarly, you can stop an application so that no clients can use it, or you can stop it in Administration Mode so that only administrative tasks can be performed.
Stopping an application does not remove its source files from the server; you can later redeploy (also called update) a stopped application to make it available to WebLogic Server clients once again.
To start or stop an installed Enterprise Application, follow these steps:
When you start an application, you must pick one of the following options:
Servicing all requests
: Specifies that
WebLogic Server make the application immediately available to all
clients.Servicing only administrative requests
:
Specifies that WebLgoic Server make the application available in
Administration Mode only.When you stop an application, you must pick one of the following options:
When work completes
: Specifies that WebLogic
Server wait for the application to finish its work and for all
currently connected users to disconnect.Force stop now
: Specifies that WebLogic
Server stop the application immediately, regardless of the work
that is being performed and the users that are connected.Stop, but continue servicing administrative
requests
: Specifies that WebLogic Server stop the
application once all its work has finished, but to then put the
application in Admnistrative Mode so it can be accessed for
administrative purposes.
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