What are the intalation modes in Weblogic
Answer / neeraj chansoria
The modes of deploymnet are: Stage,No-stage and External
STAGE: The Administration Server first copies the
deployment unit source files to the staging directories of
target servers specified by the Staging Directory Name
attribute.
The target servers then deploy using their local copy of
the
NOSTAGE: The Administration Server does not copy
deployment unit files. Instead, all servers deploy using
the same physical copy of the deployment files, which must
be directly accessible by the Administration Server and
target servers.
With nostage deployments of exploded archive directories,
WebLogic Server automatically detects changes to a
deployment's JSPs or Servlets and refreshes the deployment.
(This behavior can be disabled if necessary.)
EXTERNAL_stage: The Administration Server does not copy
deployment files. Instead, the Administrator must ensure
that deployment files are distributed to the correct
staging directory location before deployment (for example,
by manually copying files prior to deployment).
With external_stage deployments, the Administration Server
requires a copy of the deployment files for validation
purposes. Copies of the deployment files that reside in
target servers' staging directories are not validated
before deployment.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 0 No |
in filepooling concept if the file doesnt go to target location then it is error directory how to solve this problem
What's a PRF?
How does SESAME relate to the CORBA Security service?
what are open source RFID middleware?
What are the intalation modes in Weblogic
describe the weblogic communication flow.
Some one is given me xsd file am not having any flowservice how to create wsdl?how to consume wsdl and generate services?
what is the difference between environment
how to find the heap size is full in weblogic server?
what is the difference between node agent and clustering
What is the use of garbage collection?
how do you troubleshoot if config.xml file will be deleted?