Yes We have to download the Oracle Weblogic Server from Following path: 1st - go to 2nd-then from top menu select downloads.go to Middleware.Expand the + sign of See All The Middleware Downloads. Then expand all previous and current version of weblogic server from WebLogic Server 12c and WebLogic Server 11g Releases. From there select WebLogic Server 12c (any New version you want).then download according to your window configuration. Run that.exe file while run it will ask for path where you want to place this Middleware folder.Now give that path while sever configuraton in eclipse.

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Welcome Guest Flat View: This topic has 0 replies on 1 page Posts: 636 Nickname: simonbrown Registered: Jun, 2003 Simon Brown is a Java developer, architect and author. WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X (from Linux Installer) Posted: Jul 21, 2004 7:04 PM This post originated from an RSS feed registered with Java Buzz by Simon Brown. Original Post: Feed Title: Simon Brown's weblog Feed URL: Feed Description: My thoughts on Java, software development and technology. Latest Posts Latest Java Buzz Posts by Latest Posts From. Advertisement Yesterday I wrote some notes about.

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Today I'll finish off the story by sharing my experience of installing and running WebLogic Workshop. If you've not seen it, Workshop is BEA's IDE and in conjunction with WebLogic Builder, it's a pretty good tool for building and assembling J2EE applications for deployment on WebLogic.

If you choose to install Workshop from the GUI installer, it's gets installed underneath $BEAHOME/weblogic81/workshop. In this directory is a script called Workshop.sh and this is used to run the tool. Unfortunately it doesn't run 'as is' and some tweaking is needed. First of all, you'll need to so that it looks like a typical install (with jre/bin/java and jre/lib/rt.jar).

If you've ever looked at the Apple JDK then you'll know what I mean. Next you need to edit that script and I've done this as follows. I basically changed the path to java, some of the JVM options and stopped output being redirected to dev/null (so I can see the stack traces when it blows up, which it hasn't yet). Java -Xmx256m -Xms64m -client -Djava.system.class.loader='workshop.core.AppClassLoader' -cp '/Users/simon/bea/weblogic81/workshop/wlw-ide.jar' workshop.core.Workshop That's pretty much it. Run the script and Workshop will start up.

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