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Lab-Deploying An Application

This document provides instructions for deploying an application to a server using the WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST). It outlines running WLST, connecting to a running server, and using the deploy command to deploy a WAR file located at c:/examples/benefits.war, creating a deployment plan. The output confirms successful deployment.

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Lab-Deploying An Application

This document provides instructions for deploying an application to a server using the WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST). It outlines running WLST, connecting to a running server, and using the deploy command to deploy a WAR file located at c:/examples/benefits.war, creating a deployment plan. The output confirms successful deployment.

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Lab: Deploying an application to a server

Set environment
Run the WLST by java weblogic.WLST
Connect to any running server by the command connect()
Now run the deploy command.
deploy(appName='benefits',path='c:/examples/benefits.war',createplan='true')
This will deploy the application to the server.
The output will be like this:
wls:/first_domain/serverConfig>
deploy(appName='benefits',path='c:/examples/benefits.war',createplan='true')

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