Weblogic Application Server Details

Below is the TOOL-GUI Generated post selection of YES.
Below screen has two tabs , one for entering the Weblogic Details and another tab for capturing the database details.

Figure 3-4 Weblogic Application Server

Description of "Figure 3-4 Weblogic Application Server"

Prerequisites in Weblogic:

This tool requires that the Domain and the managed server /Cluster managed server to be already present in the Weblogic Application before the tool is launched.

Figure 3-5 Help

Gives a brief explanation/help on the fields to be entered in the screen.

Installation Type:

Select one of the following values.

New – This option is used for New Setup in Weblogic. Also Enables fields for entering the Datasource Details. Resource details will be fetched from PMResourceList.xlsx.
Existing – This option is for creating addtional Queues , Topics and QCF on already existing weblogic Setup. Resource details will be fetched from PMResourceList_Patchset.xlsx.

External Queues:

Select one of the following values.

Yes – To create External Queues List from Excel.
No – To Ignore External Queues List from Excel.

User Name, Password, Weblogic Console Port, and Host Name:

Enter the Application server Console Access Details , Console Port and the Host name of the Weblogic server.

User Name:

Weblogic

Password:

NA********

Weblogic Console Port:

7001

Host Name:

whf00***.in.oracle. com

Provider URL Port:

Enter the port of the managed Server where the Queues will be created in the Application Server.

Example: 7010

JMS Server Name, File Store Name, JMS Module Name, Sub-deployment Name :

Accept the Weblogic resource names to be created in Weblogic Application Server

JMS Server Name:

JMSServer

File Store Name:

FileStore

JMS Module Name:

JMSModule

Sub-Deployment Name:

SBD

Note:

For Installation type ‘New’ , all of the above JMS resource names will be concatenated with ‘PM’ at the beginning followed by the resource name at the time of resource creation. For eg : PMJMSServer.

For Installation type ‘Existing’, provide the names of the resource already available in the setup.

Datasource Name , Datasource JNDI Name:

Enter the details of the datasource name and the JNDI Name to be created for Payments.

Datasource Name:

fcjdevDS

Datasource JNDI Name:

jdbc/fcjdevDS

Server Cluster: Select one of the following values.

Yes – For Existing Cluster Setup, this enables both Target Sever and Cluster Name.
No – For Setup without Cluster, this enables Target Server Name only.

Target Server :

Enter the name of the Managed Server name used in Weblogic where the queues will be created. Managed Server should already be created/present in the server.

Target Cluster Name:

Enter the name of Cluster Managed Server. Cluster should already be created in the server.

Weblogic Server Name:

ManagedServer1

Weblogic Cluster Name:

MSCluster1

Domain Path :

Enter the path in the Applcation Server where the Weblogic Domain is created. This should already be present in the server.

Example Domain Path:

i

Linux - /scratch/app/wl12213/user_projects/domains/FC142COD.

ii

Windows - C:\\app\\client\\aaf\\product\\19.0.0\\client_1.

Filestore Path:

Filestore should already be present in the server and this path should be entered in this field.

Example Domain Path:

i

Linux - /scratch/work_area/DEV/PM143/PMFILESTORE

ii

Windows - D:\\FILESTORE

Weblogic Path:

Enter the path for the Weblogic Home for Local or Server Machine, where Weblogic is installed.

Example :

i

Linux - /home/Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home/wlserver

ii

Windows - C:\\Oracle\\Middleware\\Oracle_Home\\wlserver

Once above details are provided click on Save to create all the necessary folders and files also it enables Next button on successful creation. Click Next and proceed with steps in Database Server Details section. Logs can be monitored in \\ResourceListSetup_logs\\WeblogicTool_[DATE].log.