This procedure describes how to incorporate an existing WebLogic machinein the provisioning system.
To create a new WebLogic machine, see How to Create WebLogic Machines.
In the Application Deployments section in the browser interface, click Components.
The Components page is displayed.
If necessary, click the Change Folder link to navigate to the com/sun/weblogic9 folder.
In the Components column, click Machine.
The Components Details page is displayed.
In the Component Procedures table, click the Run link in the install: markOnly row.
The Plans Details Run page is displayed.
In the Plan Parameters area, select the variable settings for the Machine component that you plan to deploy.
The Machine component represents the Machine instance within the WebLogic 9 environment.
If the variable settings have been established for this component, select the appropriate settings from the menu.
If the settings are not available from the menu, click Select From List.
The Select Variable Settings From List window displays.
To create a new set of variable settings, select Create Set.
The following list provides commonly updated variables for the Machine component.
Required. A name for the new variable set you create
Required. Specifies the name for the Node Manager machine in the domain. The default value is the host name of the target host.
Required. Specifies the port that the Node Manager uses to listen for communication. The default value is 5556.
Required. Specifies the IP address the Node Manager uses to listen.
Required. Specifies the type of machine to create (true,false). The default value is true.
Required. The UNIX user to run the Node Manager. This user must exist on the host to be installed and must have write permission on the beaHome directory.
Required. Specifies the location of the WebLogic software installation.
Required. Specifies the unique install path for the machine.
If you want to use another component's variable settings, click Import Set From Component.
The Import Variable Settings window displays.
If necessary, navigate to the Folder that contains the component with the variable settings you want to import.
Select the component version.
Variable settings can vary between component versions. Ensure that the current components and the component from which you want to import variable settings share common variables. If the component from which you want to import variable settings does not share common variables with the component you want to use in your plan, the variable settings are not imported.
Click Import Variable Settings.
The variables settings are imported, and are displayed in the table.
On the Plan Details Run page, select the variable settings that you imported from the Variable Settings drop-down list, then click Select.
If you want to use component variable settings that are stored in a file, follow these steps.
In the Import Sets from File text field, enter the path to the variable settings file that you want to use.
To browse through the file system to find the appropriate file, click the Browse button.
Click Import.
The variables settings are imported, and are displayed in the table.
If the file from which you want to import variable settings does not share common variables with the component you want to use in your plan, the variable set is not imported.
On the Plan Details Run page, select the variable settings that you imported from the Variable Settings drop-down list, then click Select.
Select the target host or target host set.
The WebLogic machine resides on the Remote Agent that you target.
The target host must be a member of the com.sun.weblogic#InstallHS host set.
Target the virtual host that was created when you installed the WebLogic software. See How to Install the WebLogic Software procedure.
Click Run Plan (Includes Preflight).
The provisioning software creates the WebLogic machine.
Verify that the WebLogic machine was created.
You must enroll your WebLogic machine in a WebLogic domain. For instructions, see How to Enroll WebLogic Machines in a Domain.
To use the WebLogic machine to manage your Managed Servers, you must instruct your Managed Servers to use Node Manager. See How to Create a WebLogic Managed Server.