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Introduction To WLS Console

The document provides an overview of the WebLogic Server (WLS) console and how it can be used to manage a WebLogic domain. It discusses: - Two-phase configuration changes in WLS which allow related changes to be made and validated as a group before activation. - The WLS console is deployed lazily on the admin server and can be used to manage applications, resources, configurations, lifecycles, and diagnostics within a domain. - The main components of the WLS console including the change center, domain structure navigation tree, context sensitive help, toolbar, breadcrumbs, system status, messages portlet, and content pane.

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Introduction To WLS Console

The document provides an overview of the WebLogic Server (WLS) console and how it can be used to manage a WebLogic domain. It discusses: - Two-phase configuration changes in WLS which allow related changes to be made and validated as a group before activation. - The WLS console is deployed lazily on the admin server and can be used to manage applications, resources, configurations, lifecycles, and diagnostics within a domain. - The main components of the WLS console including the change center, domain structure navigation tree, context sensitive help, toolbar, breadcrumbs, system status, messages portlet, and content pane.

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Introduction to WLS Console


Two-Phase Configuration Changes

• Changes activated in batches:


• Reliability, consistency:
• Make (related) changes as a group
• Validate before making the change
• Activate or Roll back as a single unit (all changes on all servers)
• General process:
• Get an edit lock
• make changes
• changes are stored in the pending directory
• activate your changes (with implicit validation through the Admin
Console or WLST)
• changes are distributed to servers in the domain
• Two phases: prepare and commit
• Prepared on all servers; any failures will cause total rollback

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WLS Console

• Deployed Lazily on Admin Server


• http://adminserverHost:AdminServerPort/console
• Manages a WebLogic Domain
• Applications Deployment
• Resource Management
• Configuration Management
• Lifecycle
• Diagnostics
Administration Console Overview
Components

Change Center

• Context sensitive
• Interact with Configuration Locks
• Optional in Development Mode
Administration Console Overview
Components

Domain Structure

• Navigation Tree
• Defined in jsp
• Supported by tag library
• Extensibility interface to
extend
Administration Console Overview
Components

Context Sensitive Help

• Links to associated
documentation for a console
page
• Each portal page can define
context key
• Serviced by help webapp
Administration Console Overview
Components

Tool Bar
• Identifies domain, user
• Links to common features
• Always present
Administration Console Overview
Components

Breadcrumb Navigation
• Trail of links to artifacts visited
• Only one entry created / artifact
• Last 10 artifacts
• Home page always present
• Not topology
Administration Console Overview
Components

System Status

• Summary of current
subsystem health
• Updated with each page
refresh
Administration Console Overview
Components

Message Portlet
• Messages resulting from an operation (ie, Start selected Servers)
• Consistent Feedback
• Only visible when messages present
Administration Console Overview
Components

Content Pane

• Table pages
• Configuration Pages
• Assistants
Examples

• Examples 1: Changing a listen port

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Changing Admin Server Listen Port
Expand Environment Tree Node
Click on Servers
Click on Admin Server Link
Change Listen Port Field and Save
Creating a machine via WLS Console
Adding the New Machine
Inputting Machine Parameters
Completion

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