This graphic compares the domain directory structures introduced in WebLogic Server 10.0 with WebLogic Server 8.1. In WebLogic Server 10.3.5, the WebLogic domain directory has the following structure:

• The top-level, or root, directory contains the domain name.

• The following subdirectories exist immediately below the top-level directory. A plus sign (+) adjacent to a directory name indicates that it has additional subfolders, which are not shown in this figure.

  autodeploy
  bin
    nodemanager
    server_migration
    service_migration
  config
    configCache
    deployments
    diagnostics
    jdbc
    jms
    lib
    nodemanager
    startup
  console-ext
  init-info
  lib
  security
  servers
    examplesServer
      +cache
      +data
      +logs
      security
      +tmp
    WseeFileStore
  

By contrast, in WebLogic Server 8.1, the WebLogic domain has the following structure:

• The top-level, or root, directory contains the domain name.

• The following subdirectories exist immediately below the top-level directory. A plus sign (+) adjacent to a directory name indicates that it has additional subfolders, which are not shown in this figure.

  applications
  logs
  rmfilestore
  

• The following files are located in the top-level directory:

  boot.properties
  config.xml
  DefaultAuthenticatorInit.ldift
  DefaultAuthorizorInit.ldift
  DefaultRoleMapperInit.ldift
  fileRealm.properties
  installService.cmd
  pointbase.ini
  SerializedSystemini.dat
  setEnv.cmd
  setEnv.sh
  startManagedWebLogic.cmd
  startManagedWebLogic.sh
  startWebLogic.cmd
  startWebLogic.sh
  stopWebLogic.cmd
  stopWebLogic.sh
  uninstallService.cmd