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You manage a WebLogic Server installation by creating WebLogic Server domains. A WebLogic Server domain is a logically related group of WebLogic Server resources that are managed as a unit. A domain includes one or more WebLogic Servers and may also include WebLogic Server clusters. You deploy and manage your applications as part of a WebLogic Server domain.
This page lists documents that provide information about System Administration of WebLogic Server
domains, categorized by various topics. For information about the
topics, click the  icon.
Note: This website contains documentation for a Beta
release of WebLogic Server. Because of the preliminary nature of the software,
some areas of the documentation are not complete or up to date.
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Overviews
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Setting up Your Domain
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Managing Your Domain
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Reference
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Managing Your Applications
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Configuring Database Connectivity
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Configuring Messaging (JMS)
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Managing Web Server Functions
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Services
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