where can we set classpath, which will reflect to whole domain
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Answer / sriram
We have to edit commEnv.sh or startWeblogic.sh scripts depending on our requirement. First one effects all the domains later effects only particular domain.
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Answer / hari
actually class path is available in domainin directory
go to certain path like
opt/oracle/middleware/user_project/domains/base_domain/bin
here we can execute below command
./setDomainEnv.sh
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Answer / suresh
right click on my computer icon->advanced->environment
variables.here you will find to panels 1.path and
2.classpth.
1. go to path click on add
a)name: name of the path variable.
b)value: Absolute path of your bin folder or your
application path.
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Answer / nag
In Startup script we can set the classpath which reflects
to whole Domain
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