What is config.xml?

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What is config.xml?..

Answer / anshu anand

Hi all

whatever configuration we do from admin console gets
recorded in config.xml file.

for ex. if we create new manage instance gets recorded in config.xml
if we do jms configuration gets recored in config.xml

thnx

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What is config.xml?..

Answer / ram

Config.xml file is the heart of weblogic server instance.
Config.xml file all configaration data will be available
which is available in our domain.
for example inside our domain i created 4 managed server
and i created the one cluster with respect to the different
name, different portnames also.
if we open the config.xml we are able to see here all
managed servers and clusters which is created by use.

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What is config.xml?..

Answer / ravikiran

is the xml file where all the configurations associated
with request will be configured

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