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Sets the database connection details for the application (EAR) metadata repository (MDS). EAR file must be present in artifacts folder and there must be only one EAR file in artifacts folder. This works similar to deploy command for WebLogic plugin that operates on EAR file in artifacts folder.

Middleware administrator must configure MDS repository on WebLogic domain and configure Repository Name and JNDI location on Environment Instance target as indicated in table below.

Environment/Instance Properties

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Property Name

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Required

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Description

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FD_ORACLE_MW_HOME

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Yes

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The oracle middleware home directory, which will contain subfolders such as oracle_common, wlsserver_10.3, coherence*, etc.

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FDADF_REPOSITORY_NAME

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Yes

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FDADF_MDS_JNDI_LOCATION

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Yes

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This step generally would be added just before Deploy operation, so EAR file will be updated just prior to deploy with MDS details for target domain.

Project Properties

Property Name

Property Code

Required

Description

MDS(ADF) Partition Name

FDADF_PARTITION_NAME

No

The name of the partition for the application's customization and personalization data.

Defaults to the name of the EAR file, minus the extension. User customizations will be stored under this partition.

Inputs

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Input Name

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Required

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Description

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Outputs

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Output Name

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Required

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Description

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Artifacts

This operation will consume an ADF EAR artifact from the artifact repository. 

Endpoint Selection

This operation will select all available endpoints associated to the environment/instancethe Target which have a resource type of WLS Admin Server. Since the admin server only runs on one server, it is expected that for a given domain, there will only be one endpoint with a resource type set to WLS Admin Server.

Endpoint Execution

This operation will randomly execute on one of the endpoints identified during selection.

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This plugin operation typically consumes an artifact produced by the JDeveloper Plugin's applicationBuild operation. The Weblogic Plugin's deployEAR operation is then typically used to deploy the ear onto a WebLogic Server. This setAppMetadataRepositoryDB operation must be executed on the same agent as the subsequent deployEAR operation such that the modified EAR is available for deployment.