Preface

This document describes deploying Java EE applications or application modules to Oracle WebLogic Server 14c instances or clusters.

Audience

This document is a resource for:

• Administrators who want to deploy Java EE applications or application modules to WebLogic Server instances or clusters. It is assumed that you are working in a production environment, which is generally characterized by multiple WebLogic Server instances or clusters running on multiple machines. It is also assumed that you have one or more application module archive files that have been tested and are ready to deploy on a production server.

• Developers who may need to deploy an application in a development environment, package an application for delivery to an administrator or deployer, or create and export the configuration of an application for deployment to a testing, staging, or production environment

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Related Documentation

For additional information about deploying applications and modules to WebLogic Server, see these documents:

• Understanding the WebLogic Deployment API describes the WebLogic Server deployment API, which implements and extends the Java EE specification. All WebLogic Server deployment tools use this API.

• Developing Applications for Oracle WebLogic Server describes how to deploy applications during development using the wldeploy Ant task, and provides information about the WebLogic Server deployment descriptor for enterprise applications.

• The WebLogic Server Java EE programming guides describe the Java EE and WebLogic Server deployment descriptors used with each Java EE application and module:

  • Developing Web Applications, Servlets, and JSPs for Oracle WebLogic Server

  • Developing Enterprise JavaBeans, Version 2.1, for Oracle WebLogic Server

  • Developing Resource Adapters for Oracle WebLogic Server

  • Developing JAX-WS Web Services for Oracle WebLogic Server

  • Deploying Applications with the WebLogic Deployment API

• Developing JDBC Applications for Oracle WebLogic Server describes the XML deployment descriptors for JDBC application modules.

• Developing JMS Applications for Oracle WebLogic Server describes the XML deployment descriptors for JMS application modules.

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