Installing Studio on Oracle WebLogic Server 11gR1 (10.3.6)

You can deploy Studio as a standalone application on Oracle WebLogic Server.

About installing Studio on WebLogic Server
On WebLogic, you deploy Studio into its own WebLogic domain. These instructions assume you are installing Studio onto a new WebLogic Server instance, but for development purposes you may install Studio on the same WebLogic Server instance as Endeca Server.
Downloading and installing the Sun JDK
Studio requires the Sun Java 6 JDK.
Downloading and installing WebLogic Server
If you are not installing Studio or the Provisioning Service on the same server as Endeca Server, then you need to download and install WebLogic Server.
Creating and configuring a WebLogic domain for Studio
Studio must be installed in its own WebLogic domain. To avoid any conflicts, the domain cannot contain any other applications. Even if you are installing Studio on the same instance of WebLogic Server as Endeca Server, you must create a separate domain for Studio.
Deploying Studio to the WebLogic domain
To install Studio, you use the WebLogic Server Administration Console to deploy endeca-portal-weblogic-3.1.x.ear into the WebLogic domain.
Creating a Windows service for your Studio WebLogic domain
After you deploy Studio into the WebLogic domain, you can then create a Windows service for the domain.
Changing the Studio home directory on WebLogic Server
For a Studio installation on WebLogic Server, the default location of the Studio home directory is <MiddlewareHomeDirectory>/user_projects/domains/<StudioDomain>/eid/studio, where <MiddlewareHomeDirectory> is the directory where you installed WebLogic Server, and <StudioDomain> is the domain you created for Studio. You can, if needed, use a different directory as the Studio home directory.
Changing the context path for Studio on WebLogic Server
When you first install Studio, it uses the context path /eid/. After you deploy Studio, you can change to a different context path.