Objective
You have a given WebLogic Resource properties file stored in a Git repository. This properties file will define several data sources we want to deploy to a WebLogic server. The WebLogic servers we will be using in this tutorial are running Oracle SOA Suite, but this tutorial can be used for all WebLogic servers, regardless of installed technology. The goal of the tutorial is to automate the deployment of the configuration across multiple environments. This automation will include:
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Enter the sparse checkout folder value, if you only want to check out part of the repository.
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Gather Build and Deployment information
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Property Name | Values for this Tutorial | Description |
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WebLogic Domain Directory | locate this value from your server. | The WebLogic Domain Directory for managed servers. |
WebLogic Home Directory | locate this value from your server. | Weblogic Home Directory. Subfolders such as ‘common’, ‘modules’, and ‘server’. |
Domain Name | soa_domain | The WebLogic Domain Name. |
Oracle MiddleWare Home (MW_HOME) | locate this value from your server. | The oracle middleware home (which has subfolders such as oracle_common, wlserver, coherence*, etc.) For example: /u01/oracle/products/fmw |
Admin Server Listen Address | soalt03.flexagon | The listener address for the WLS Admin Server. |
Admin Server Listen Port | 7001 | The port for the WLS Admin Server. |
Admin User | weblogic | The admin username for the WLS Admin Server. |
Admin Password | locate this value from your WLS admin server. | The admin password for the WLS Admin Server. |
The The Project Name will be auto updated to HRWLSConfigurations since it takes the value same as Application Name.
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Now the properties artifacts can be deployed to an environment by selecting the icon as shown in the below screenshot.
The Deploy Request Form will appear and we need to:
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