How WebLogic Builder Works

Recommended Uses for WebLogic Builder

Limitations of WebLogic Builder

Starting WebLogic Builder

Migrating a J2EE Module to WebLogic Server

Working with Web Applications

Adding a Servlet with Servlet Mapping and Security Constraints
Adding an ejb-ref/ejb-local-ref
Adding a Resource Reference
Adding a Listener Class
Adding a Filter with Filter Mapping
Defining a Match Map Class
Setting Welcome and Error Pages
Adding an Existing Tag Library
Adding a Virtual Directory

 

Working with EJBs

Creating a Relationship Between 2.0 CMP Beans
Adding a CMP Field to an Entity Bean
Adding a Finder Method to an EJB
Specifying Optimistic Concurrency
Adding an ejb-reference or an ejb-local-reference Between Two Beans

 

Working with the J2EE Container

Ordering a Module
Setting Up EJB Caching
Choosing a Security Realm

 

WebLogic Builder User Interface

Menu Tasks
Deployment Descriptor Elements in WebLogic Builder

 

Prerequisites

Procedures

Step 1: Set up your applications and environment.
Step 2: Generate deployment descriptors for Smart Ticket.
Step 3: Specify <context-root> for the web application.
Step 4: Specify JNDI names.
Step 5: Define Smart Ticket's data sources.
Step 6: Deploy Smart Ticket on WebLogic Server.
Step 7: Run Smart Ticket.

 

Big Picture

Best Practices

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