Configure a boot.properties File for the Administration and Managed Servers

Ensure that the administration server and managed servers in the WebLogic domain are configured with a boot.properties file.

To create a boot.properties file for the administration and managed servers:

  1. Browse the data directory of either the administration server or a managed server.

    For example, <Weblogic_Home>\user_projects\domains\<P6_EPPM_Domain>\servers\AdminServer\data.

  2. Check if you have a directory called nodemanager. If you do not, create a directory called nodemanager beneath the data directory.
  3. Create a text file in the nodemanager directory called boot.properties.
  4. Edit boot.properties and then add the following lines:
    • username=<WebLogic_Username>
    • password=<WebLogic_Password>

      Notes:

      • <WebLogic_Username> is the name of the WebLogic administrator for the domain.
      • <WebLogic_Password> is the password for the weblogic administrator.
  5. Save and close the file.
  6. Repeat this procedure for the administration server and every managed server at <WebLogic_Home>\user_projects\domains\<P6_EPPM_Domain>\servers\.

    Note: The username and password variables are encrypted in the boot.properties file the first time the servers start using the Node Manager.

    Where:

    • <WebLogic_Home> is the WebLogic home directory. The default is Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home.
    • <P6_EPPM_Domain> is the WebLogic domain for P6 EPPM.

Related Topics

Using the WebLogic Scripting Tool on Linux or UNIX

Creating a Configuration and Key File

Associating the Administration Server with Machines on a P6 EPPM Domain

Using WebLogic Scripting to Start the P6 EPPM WebLogic Domain

Using WebLogic Scripting to Stop the WebLogic Domain for P6 EPPM

Daemonizing the P6 EPPM WebLogic Domain Processes

Starting the Node Manager with WebLogic

Setting the Node Manager as a Windows Service


Last Published Monday, November 4, 2024