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Overview
This tutorial introduces you to the layout of the
Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console. It gives you a
chance to practice changing properties and applying the changes. It also shows you how to run commands against the server and how to
configure and view log file entries.
Oracle WebLogic Server is administered using
a Web-based administration console that allows you to configure and
monitor Oracle WebLogic Servers. Log messages enable you to detect
problems and track the source of a fault and system performance.
To start the administration server,
perform the following
steps:
1.
Open a command shell, and navigate to your root domain directory.
Note: The location of your domain depends
on what directory you chose when creating the domain. The default
location is in the user_projects/domains directory of your Oracle WebLogic Server installation. The
sample domain used in this tutorial is called dizzyworld.
2.
Use the startWebLogic.sh
command to start the administration
server.
3.
If prompted, supply the credentials that you defined when you set up the domain, or
another valid administrator login.
4.
Ensure that your server has started properly by looking for
the line <Server started in
RUNNING mode>.
Log in using the credentials that you defined when you set up the domain, or
another valid administrator login.
3.
Click Lock & Edit in the Change Center on the left.
4.
In the Domain Structure panel on the left, navigate to <domain name> > Environment >
Servers. Then click the name of the administration server ("AdminServer", by default).
5.
Click the Logging tab.
6.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Advanced.
7.
In the Message destination(s)
section, set the following property:
Redirect stdout logging enabled: Selected
8.
Scroll down and set
the following property:
Standard out Severity level: Info
9.
Save your changes.
10.
In the Change Center on the left, click the Activate Changes button.
In this
section, you use the Administration
Console to shut down the
administration server.
1.
Repeat the steps in the previous section to select your administration server. Click the Control tab, and then click the Start/Stop tab on the second level.
2.
Select the check box for your administration server in the
Server Status table and click Shutdown.
3.
Select Force Shutdown Now and
click Yes when prompted.
4.
Start the administration server again by
following the instructions from prior sections . Notice how much more
information is output to the standard out I/O stream as the server boots..
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