Builds an application into an EAR file for deployment to a production server. Optionally, this command can build a single project into a JAR file, provided the project type does not include web application resources.
wlwBuild
[-p <project-name>]
[-od <output-directory>]
[-of <output-file>]
[-scp <server-classpath>]
[-f <build-properties-file>]
[- clean]
[-incremental]
[<application-file>.work]
-p, -project
Specifies the name of the project in the application that should be built. If this flag is omitted, the entire application will be built.
-od, -outputdirectory
Specifies the directory where the output EAR file will be placed. If this flag is omitted, the EAR is placed in the application's root directory.
-of, -outputfilename
Specifies the name of the file that should be produced.
-scp, -serverclasspath
Specifies the server classpath to use in the build. Defaults to the classpath of the application's selected server. This flag is required if the the application's server's home directory cannot be found.
-f, -file
Specifies the property file containing build options. The property file should use the full names of the flags above, e.g., "-serverclasspath=C\:bea\weblogic...".
-clean
Cleans all previous build output for a single project or the full application.
-incremental
Builds Web and Web Service projects incrementally if the Use Incremental Build property for the project is set to true. If you are building the EAR file, this command is identical to the Build EAR (Incremental) menu command in the IDE. If you are building a single project, the project must be a Web or Web Service project; using this argument with another type of project will result in an error.
<application-file>.work
Specifies that application configuration parameters from the specified .work file should be used.
wlwBuild is located in the BEA_HOME\weblogic81\workshop directory.