Using the Shared Library Method and Configuring the Java Property

1. Edit the .jar file manifest to include Specification-Version so that the manifest file can be uploaded as a library on WebLogic.
   1. Add this path in the manifest file: jython-standalone-2.7.2.jar\META-INF\MANIFEST.MF
   2. Add this line after Implementation-Version: 2.7.2: Specification-Version: 2.7.2
   3. Save the changes to the file and update the file in JAR.
2. Deploy JAR as a shared library on the same WebLogic Server on which the AIS Server (otherwise referred to as the JDERestProxy) is deployed. Ensure that the AIS Server is included as a target for the library.
3. After the library is deployed, select the library to view the library details.
   1. Note the location of the path, as it will be used in the next step.
   2. Note the name of the library. For example, JythonLibrary.
4. Access the AIS Server instance from the WebLogic console. Click Environment, click Servers, and then click AISInstance.
5. Click the Server Start tab.
6. Lock and edit the server configuration. In the Arguments field, add the following example argument at the end of the existing argument list. This is the same path where the JAR file is uploaded on the WebLogic Server when you deployed it as a library (See Step 3a). Make sure to add the Lib folder at the end of the argument.

   -Dpython.path=/slot/user/oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/<ais_domain>/servers/AdminServer/upload/jython-standalone-2.7.2.jar/app/jython-standalone-2.7.2.jar/Lib

7. Save the configuration and commit the changes to release the lock.
8. Before uploading the AIS server component to the Server Manager console, edit the weblogic.xml in the deployment package.
   1. Open the AIS server component (par or jar) in a zip file editor and navigate to the weblogic.xml file as shown in this example: \E1_AISServer_9.2.5.4_mm-dd-yyyy_hh_mm.jar\JDERestProxy.ear\JDERestProxy.war\WEB-INF\weblogic.xml
   2. Edit the weblogic.xml to include the shared library by the name it was created with in WebLogic (See Step 3b), as illustrated in the following example:
   3. Save the weblogic.xml file and re-zip the AIS component.
9. Upload and then deploy the component from Server Manager.