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How does one create a workspace for a standalone Java app-server like WebLogic?

April 26, 2017app app-server create Java server standalone WebLogic Workspace

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How does one create a workspace for a standalone Java app-server like WebLogic?

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If the Application Server runs as a standalone Java JVM, you can create a workspace just like any other Java application. Make sure RootCause is enabled in the shell or environment you are running the Application Server JVM. Run the Application Server, and find the Java APP_START event in the “Trace Events” window. In the New Workspace Dialog , there is an option for “J2EE Server Directory”. Enter the directory where deployable Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) and Servlet classes and jars reside. RootCause will automatically add EJB and Servlet classes and jars that are specified in any J2EE compliant XML deployment descriptors. Once a Java workspace has been created and opened, the J2EE Modules directory can be changed to another location, or the current directory can be searched again for updated or new J2EE applications. This can be done using the Workspace ->Update J2EE Modules menu item.