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N1 Grid Service Provisioning System 5.0 User's Guide for the BEA WebLogic Plug-In

Capturing and Editing WebLogic Applications

The WebLogic Common Tasks page enables you to capture, configure, and deploy WebLogic Enterprise, EJBTM, and Web Applications.

You can perform several specific tasks:

Note –

Do not deploy or manage your WebLogic applications outside of the N1 Grid Service Provisioning System. If you use the provisioning software, you must manage your WebLogic applications exclusively with the provisioning software.

ProcedureTo Capture a WebLogic Enterprise Application or EAR File

Steps

  1. From the Common Tasks section in the browser interface, click WebLogic.

  2. Click Create New in the Enterprise Applications (EARs) section of the WebLogic Common Tasks page.

  3. Type a label for this component.

  4. Type a description for this component.

  5. Select the WebLogic Admin Server on which this enterprise application resides.

  6. Navigate through the hierarchy to find the enterprise application to capture.

  7. Click Check-in Selected Item.

  8. Confirm the information on the check-in page, then click Continue to Check-in.

ProcedureTo Capture a WebLogic Web Application or WAR File

Steps

  1. From the Common Tasks section in the browser interface, click WebLogic.

  2. Click Create New in the Web Applications (WARs) section of the WebLogic Common Tasks page.

  3. Type a label for this component.

  4. Type a description for this component.

  5. Select the WebLogic Admin Server on which this web application resides.

  6. Navigate through the hierarchy to find the web application to capture.

  7. Click Check-in Selected Item.

  8. Confirm the information on the check-in page, then click Continue to Check-in.

ProcedureTo Capture a WebLogic JAR File

Steps

  1. From the Common Tasks section in the browser interface, click WebLogic.

  2. Click Create New in the Java Archives Containing EJBs (JARs) section of the WebLogic Common Tasks page.

  3. Type a label for this component.

  4. Type a description for this component.

  5. Select the WebLogic Admin Server on which this JAR file resides.

  6. Navigate through the hierarchy to find the JAR file to capture.

  7. Click Check-in Selected Item.

  8. Confirm the information on the check-in page, then click Continue to Check-in.