#2285
Source: WebLogic 12c Dynamic Clusters: Power of Simplicity and Elasticity | Oracle Partner Innovation & Modernization Center
WLST
#2030
Starting in Fusion Middleware (FMW) 12.2.1, Oracle has made changes to the WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST) to simplify its usage. With these changes, it becomes easier to write provisioning scripts… Source: WLST in Fusion Middleware 12.2.1 | rhpatrickblog
#1959
The Oracle Quick Start installers for Developers are great for probably many developers, but they are limited. Shutting down (or crashing of) JDeveloper will shutdown the domain and there are separate Quick Start installers for SOA and BPM suite. When installing a SOA or BPM environment for development or research purposes i prefer an environment which is […]
#1947
Source: Clustering WebLogic 11g at different machines – Idan Fridman
#1823
Weblogic WLST code to create and configure JMS resources Source: Weblogic WLST – Create and configure JMS Resources | Java, Integration and the virtues of source
#1821
Source: JMS Step 1 – How to Create a Simple JMS Queue in Weblogic Server 11g | Oracle SOA Proactive Support Blog Step2 : https://blogs.oracle.com/soaproactive/jms-step-2-using-the-queuesendjava-sample-program-to-send-a-message-to-a-jms-queue
#1812
Weblogic WLST code to create and configure JMS resources Source: Weblogic WLST – Create and configure JMS Resources | Java, Integration and the virtues of source
#1594
#1357
1. In the banner toolbar region at the top of the right pane of the Console, click Preferences. 2. Select WLST Script Recording > General. 3. Change the options on the General page (script location, script name, etc.) 4. In the control tab, click Start/Stop recording
#1346
Blogs.Oracle.Com – Bala’s Oracle Fusion Middleware Blog Source: More ways to check the existense of a resource with WLST (Bala’s Oracle Fusion Middleware Blog)