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Domain Partition: Monitoring: Deployments: Summary

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This page displays a list of Java EE applications and standalone application modules in this domain partition. Deployed applications and modules can be started, stopped, redeployed, or deleted from the domain partition by using the controls on this page.

To deploy a new application or module to a resource group in this domain partition, click the Deploy button.

WebLogic Server enables you to deploy applications and modules either as archive files (created using the JAR utility) or as exploded archive directories. Deploying exploded archive directories enables you to easily update and redeploy portions of an application.

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Name Description
Deploy

Deploys the application or module to the domain partition resource group.

MBean Attribute:
DeploymentManagerMBean.deploy

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

Redeploy

Redeploys the application or module. Redeploy an application if you have made changes to it and you want to make the changes available to WebLogic Server clients.

MBean Attribute:
AppDeploymentRuntimeMBean.redeploy

Undeploy

Undeploys the application or module, removing it from the domain partition.

MBean Attribute:
AppDeploymentRuntimeMBean.undeploy

Override

Overrides the configuration for an application or module by specifying a different deployment plan.

Remove Override

Removes an existing application configuration override.

Fetch Deployment Plan

Fetches the deployment plan of an application.

Start

Starts the application. You can choose whether you want the deployment to start servicing all requests or to start servicing administration requests only.

MBean Attribute:
AppDeploymentRuntimeMBean.start

Stop

Stops the application. You can choose whether to stop the deployment when work completes, to force the deployment to stop immediately, or to stop servicing client requests, but continue servicing administration requests.

MBean Attribute:
AppDeploymentRuntimeMBean.stop

Column Display

Name Description
Name

The name of this Java EE application or module.

State

The state of the deployment.

Status

The status of the deployment.

Health

The health state of the server as reported by the server's self-health monitoring.

For example, the server can report if it is overloaded by too many requests, if it needs more memory resources, or if it will soon fail for other reasons.

MBean Attribute:
ServerRuntimeMBean.HealthState

Type

The type of deployment: enterprise application, Web service, EJB, Web application, Java EE library, and so on.

Deployment Order

An integer value that indicates when this unit is deployed, relative to other deployable units on a server, during startup.

Units with lower values are deployed before those with higher values.

MBean Attribute:
AppDeploymentMBean.DeploymentOrder

Changes take effect after you redeploy the module or restart the server.

Scope

The scope in which this deployment was configured.

Resource Group

The resource group in which this deployment is available.

Domain Partition

The domain partition in which the deployment is available.

Tags

The tags associated with this deployment.


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