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How do I configure RootCause with BEA WebLogic Application Server 6.1 on Solaris or Windows?

April 26, 2017application BEA configure rootcause server Solaris WebLogic Windows

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How do I configure RootCause with BEA WebLogic Application Server 6.1 on Solaris or Windows?

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These instructions assume $WL_HOME is the install directory, and $WL_DOMAIN is the WebLogic domain, found in $WL_HOME/config. $WL_HOME is set by the setEnv command in the $WL_HOME/config/$WL_DOMAIN directory. $WL_DOMAIN is not directly set by the startup and config scripts, but provides an easy shorthand for the WebLogic domain used. WebLogic runs as a standalone JVM process, and is straightforward to trace using RootCase. Make sure RootCause is enabled in the shell that you start WebLogic. Make sure the app server is stopped. Typically the app server is started by first calling `$WL_HOME/config/$WL_DOMAIN/setEnv`. This configures the environment for running WebLogic. Then start the server by calling `$WL_HOME/config/$WL_DOMAIN/startWebLogic`. Create a new workspace for this JVM, the main class name is “weblogic.Server”. You can add the “J2EE Server Directory” in the “New Workspace” dialog. The typical location of deployed applications for WebLogic is in $WL_HOME/config/$WL_DOMAIN/appl