WebLogic Server (WLS) 12c delivers over 200 new features and enhancements. With 12c, Oracle extended the WebLogic Management Framework with a set of RESTful management services . These services provide a light-weight and flexible interface for monitoring WebLogic Server. In this post, I will describe how to use this interface. In 12c, Oracle added REST interface for managing WLS resources. In 12.1.2, this interface allows administrators to monitor WLS resources (servers, clusters, applications, datasources) in any environment where a basic HTTP library is available for communicating with WebLogic admin server, and a DOM or JSON library exists for handling request/response messages. Enable RESTful Management Services? Go to your Domain -> Configuration -> General -> Advanced -> Enable RESTful Management Services After enabli...
Apache’s open source Derby database to create a database instance For Weblogic Testing sample applications
Step:1 Go To below location for starting network server E:\Middleware\Oracle_Home\wlserver\common\derby\bin>startNetworkServer Step:2 To start the interactive shell for derby Database go to below path and start the interactive shell and execute below commands E:\Middleware\Oracle_Home\wlserver\common\derby\lib>java -jar derbyrun.jar ij ij version 10.11 ij> CONNECT 'jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/demodb;create=true'; ij> exit; step:3 We need to use derby database drivers for connecting weblogic servers. So manually we need to copy the derbyclient.jar file into domain home lib directory like below screenshots. step:4 We need to restart the weblogic admin server and check derby driver loaded (or) not check like below screenshot. Step:5 for creating and testing derby database on weblogic admin console olease find below attached screenshots for reference. Note: For creating derby database no need to user username and passwo...