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• Java EE DeploymentTo deploy a Java EE application or module:Make sure that the Java EE application or module does not require additional resources such as named JDBC data sources or JMS queues. If the application requires external resources, you must configure them in the target WebLogic Server domain before deploying the application.Copy the archive file or exploded archive directory for the Java EE application or module into the /autodeploy directory of the examples server domain directory, ORACLE_HOME/user_projects/domains/wl_server/autodeploy.Start the Examples WebLogic Server instance.Access the application using either a Java client or the configured URI for the application.Auto-DeploymentWhen running in development mode, WebLogic Server automatically deploys applications copied into the /autodeploy subdirectory of the domain directory. Auto-deployment is a simple and quick method of deploying an application for testing or evaluation. See "Auto-Deploying Applications in Development Domains" in Deploying Applications to Oracle WebLogic Server.Deploying Multiple ApplicationsWhen you use the WebLogic Server Administration Console to deploy multiple applications, upon installing the applications, they are listed in the Console's Deployments page in the "distribute Initializing" state. After activating changes, they are listed in the "Prepared" state. To deploy the applications, select the application names on the Deployments page and click Start.
• Java EE DeploymentTo deploy a Java EE application or module:Make sure that the Java EE application or module does not require additional resources such as named JDBC data sources or JMS queues. If the application requires external resources, you must configure them in the target WebLogic Server domain before deploying the application.Copy the archive file or exploded archive directory for the Java EE application or module into the /autodeploy directory of the examples server domain directory, ORACLE_HOME/user_projects/domains/wl_server/autodeploy.Start the Examples WebLogic Server instance.Access the application using either a Java client or the configured URI for the application.Auto-DeploymentWhen running in development mode, WebLogic Server automatically deploys applications copied into the /autodeploy subdirectory of the domain directory. Auto-deployment is a simple and quick method of deploying an application for testing or evaluation. See "Auto-Deploying Applications in Development Domains" in Deploying Applications to Oracle WebLogic Server.Deploying Multiple ApplicationsWhen you use the WebLogic Server Administration Console to deploy multiple applications, upon installing the applications, they are listed in the Console's Deployments page in the "distribute Initializing" state. After activating changes, they are listed in the "Prepared" state. To deploy the applications, select the application names on the Deployments page and click Start.