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Creating a WebLogic Managed Server

Posted by Theodore Williams on Aug 3, 2017 3:00:00 PM

Creating a Managed Server in WebLogic 12c

 

Creating_a_Managed_Server.png

An Oracle WebLogic domain is a collection of WebLogic Server resources.  Although you can create a domain when WebLogic is installed, there may be instances where you wish to create a new domain after WebLogic installation.  This article details how to create a new WebLogic domain.

Relevant Topics: Oracle DBA, Oracle WebLogic, Node Manager, WebLogic Managed Server

  1. Login to the WebLogic Server

 weblogic_home

 

Click on Servers.

 

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  1. The Summary of Servers screen displays.

 weblogic_servers

 

Click New to create a new WebLogic Managed Server.

 

  1. The Create a New Server screen displays.

 create_a_new_server

 

Enter a server name, a server listen port, and select “No, this is a stand-alone server.”.  Click Next.

 

  1. The Create a New Server screens displays with values filled in.

 create_a_new_server_filled

 

Click Finish.

 

  1. The Summary of Servers screen displays showing the new managed server. The new managed server has been successfully created.  It is currently in an Unknown state and is waiting to be started.

 summary_of_servers_new

 

Click on the new server name.

 

  1. The Settings page for the new server displays.

 settings_managed_server

 

 A machine is a representation for the host on which the managed server will run.  Next, we will select a machine for the managed server to run on.  See our earlier post on Configuring Node Manager for details on how to create a machine.

Click Environment --> Machines.

 

  1. The Summary of Machines screen displays. The previously created machine is shown.

 summary_of_machines_select

 

 Click on the machine name.

 

  1. The settings for the machine screen displays.

 machine_settings

 

Click Add.

 

  1. The Add a Server to a Machine screen displays.

 add_server_to_machine.png

 

Select the manager server that was just created.  This will attach the machine to the managed server and allow node manager to control the managed server.

 

  1. A screen showing that the machine has been successfully attached to the managed server displays.

 server_added_to_machine

 

Click Servers on the left of the screen.

 

  1. The Summary of Servers screen displays showing that the new Managed Server is in a state of “Shutdown”.

 summary_of_servers

 

  1. Stop Node Manager if it is currently running by executing the following command:

$MW_HOME/user_projects/domains/base_domain/bin/stopNodeManager.sh

      [oracle@Forge bin]$

/u01/app/weblogic/wls12130/user_projects/domains/base_domain/bin/stopNodeManager.sh &

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  1. Start Node Manager by running the following command:

 $MW_HOME/user_projects/domains/base_domain/bin/startNodeManager.sh

 [oracle@Forge domains]$ $MW_HOME/user_projects/domains/base_domain/bin/startNodeManager.sh &

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<Aug 3, 2017 11:18:06 AM EDT> <INFO> <Secure socket listener started on port…

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  1. Go to the Summary of Servers screen.

 summary_of_servers_select

 

Click Control.  Check the box next to the new managed server.  Click Start.

 

  1. The screen display will show that the task of starting the managed server is in progress.

start_task_in_progress

 

  1. After a minute or two the managed server should be started.

 start_task_completed

 

  1. Clicking on the Configuration tab of the Summary of Servers screen shows that the new managed server is now running and its health is ok.  The new managed server is now ready for use.

 managed_server_running

 

 

 

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