hi Ram, Thanx for your answer.But perhaps couldn't explain my question
enough. I'm trying again:
1. I've the weblogic 5.1.0 installed in my computer with the
weblogicoci36.dll in c:\weblogic\bin\oci805_8 directory which required for
connecting. I also have the OracleDriver.class and others in Classs111.zip
file which is in classpath. So my question, is it possible to use the
weblogic server without installing OracleClient and if possible, where the
ip address of oracle server should be specified so that pool can be
created in database and entity beans can store its container managed
fields ?
2. I'm explaining my second question. Suppose, I've the weblogic server
running on a machine called \\MyServer (which has ip address s) and I've a
jar file called myejb.jar on other computer called \\OtherComputer ip
address o) on the same lan and same domain.So that full path of the
myejb.jar can be specified as \\OtherComputer\c\MyEjb\myejb.jar.
is it possible to deploy the file myejb.jar from OtherComputer to the
MyServer ? And if possible how ?
I've found that when u specify the deploment command as follows:
java weblogic.deploy -port 7001 -host s deploy password mytest
\\OtherComputer\ c\MyEjb\myejb.jar
command tries to find a fle myejb.jar in the Myserver in a directory
called \\OtherComputer\c\MyEjb. In case the myejb.jar in the Myserver
deployment is not a problem, I would like to consider the other case.
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On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Ram Komarraju wrote:
> Sudarson Roy Pratihar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/07/2000
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> Hi all,
> I'm using thw weblogic 5.1.o beta version. While using and developing
> beans and deploying the same I came accross the followings:
>
> 1. is it possible to run the weblogic server where oracle client(i.e. any
> database client from the database vendor) is not installed ? because I
> found in your documentation, weblogic is providing the jDriver which is in
> mycase at \weblogic\bin\oci805_8 (for my oracle server version 8.0.5 and
> is on remote machine). if possible, what should I mention as "server" in
> the weblogic.property file ?
>
>
> You cannot run Weblogic's driver with installing Oracle's client on your machine
> since it uses OCI DLLs to communicate with Oracle server. However, you can
> obtain Oracle's thin driver (pure Java, so you don't need Oracle Client) from
> Oracle's website to connect to the database.
>
> 2.Is it possible to hot-deploy some bean on some computer on the lan from
> the same computer to the server on different computer ? if possible, what
> should write as the jar files path in the deployment command ?
>
> You can deploy to any machine that's on your network. Here are some commands
> (usually embedded in some script) that I use:
>
> To deploy:
> java weblogic.deploy -port 7001 -host localhost deploy password mytest
> c:\weblogic\myserver\myejb.jar
>
> Where:
> 7001 is the port number.
> localhost can be replaced with any host name/IP address
> password (can be found in weblogic.properties file on the server machine.
> Entered it by default during installation) is to make sure you are authorized to
> adm. stuff.
> mytest is the name that you can identify your hot deployment with. For example,
> you can undeploy the beans by specifying the same name (mytest).
> the last parameter is the full path of the EJB jar file.
>
> To undeploy:
>
> java weblogic.deploy -port 7001 -host localhost undeploy password mytest
>
> To redeploy:
>
> java weblogic.deploy -port 7001 -host localhost update password mytest
>
> For more information, read: C:\weblogic\techdeploy\hotdeploy.html (or the
> corresponding URL on your installation).
>
> Cheers,
> Ram.
>
>
>
>
>
> My opearting system id Windows 95, Oracle sever is ver 8.0.5 and I'm
> interested in using the scripts for deployment.
>
> regards,
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> sudarson
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