You must create a WebLogic domain for the Endeca Server
application to run in.
For single-machine development environments, you can deploy the Endeca
Server instance in the single Admin Server in the WebLogic domain. You can
later use this WebLogic domain when you expand your deployment to an Endeca
Server cluster.
To create a WebLogic domain for the Endeca Server application:
As a result, the
WebLogic domain is created with a WebLogic Server port of 7001.
The next step depends on whether you installed Endeca Server in secure
(SSL) mode and on whether you are installing and deploying the Endeca Server
cluster:
- For secure mode, start
WebLogic Server and run the
generate_ssl_keys utility, as described in the
next topic. After that, you can verify the Endeca Server deployment.
Note: If you are deploying a cluster, make sure to generate SSL keys
after you have installed the Endeca Server on the Admin Server, but before you
clone the Admin Server to create additional Managed Servers. Additionally, in
the Endeca Server cluster, the Endeca Server instance that was running on the
Admin Server should be stopped, and the Endeca Server should be started on the
Managed Servers in the WebLogic domain that you create. For detailed
instructions, see
Installing and Deploying an Endeca Server Cluster.
- For non-secure mode, start
WebLogic Server and verify the Endeca Server deployment.