Plug-In Conventions
The provisioning system enables you to provision and manage applications.
Plans and Component Procedures
The WebLogic 9 plug-in provides both plans and component procedures as tools for you to perform tasks. By using plans, you link directly to the functionality you desire. Using component procedures, you have a greater number of tasks that you can perform.
Task Names
The WebLogic 9 plug-in organizes tasks in three categories: application tasks, infrastructure tasks, and configuration tasks. These task categories follow the same convention for describing the task that you need to perform.
Table 4–1 Common Task Names|
Task Name |
Description |
|---|---|
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View Installations, View Configurations, View Clusters, View Cluster Members |
View a list of where all components of a particular type are installed. |
|
View All |
View all components of a particular type in all folders. |
|
Create |
Links to the component Details page where you can add a new component of this type to the provisioning system. You can create new components by importing them from an existing WebLogic Admin Server or by browsing the file system. Note – You cannot browse for application types on the WebLogic Admin Server. |
|
Start or Stop |
Links to the autogenerated plans to run the Start or Stop component procedure. You can also run these procedures directly from the component. |
|
Install, Uninstall, Remove, Join, Leave |
Represents a plan that produces the described functionality. |
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