Choose oci region for patch download ['us-ashburn-1', 'eu-frankfurt-1', 'ap-mumbai-1', 'ap-tokyo-1', 'us-phoenix-1', 'sa-saopaulo-1']: us-phoenix Configures the region from where to download the patches and creates the configuration file in the specified middleware Home. Note: The user can download the patches from the five specified regions only. Lists the patches in the patch catalog for the applicable WebLogic Server version. Note: You must set up the configuration file before running the patch-utils list command.
Copyright c , Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved. Local Machine Information:. Hostname: testwls-wls ARU platform description:: Linux x Lists all the current patches based on OPatch utility for 12c.
Note: You must set up the configuration file before running the patch-utils list -a command. Date: Fri Feb 28 Portal Reference. WebLogic Administration Portal Online Help , available at the following location, describes tasks and information about managing portal applications:.
Application Examples and Tutorials Web page , available at the following location, provides a description of the Avitek Medical Records sample applications:. Avitek Medical Records Clustering Tutorials , available at the following location, guide you through the process of creating and configuring a new cluster:.
Developing WebLogic Server Applications , available at the following location, describes the different types of applications you can build on WebLogic Server using the J2EE programming model. This document also provides a high-level procedure for building and deploying those applications, and information about programming. The following documents are available at the WebLogic Server Programming Web page , available from the following location:.
Using WebLogic Server Clusters. Programming WebLogic Web Services. Using Applets with WebLogic Server. Programming WebLogic Security. Using WebLogic Logging Services. Deploying WebLogic Server Applications , available at the following location, provides a comprehensive set of WebLogic Server deployment topics:.
Tuning WebLogic JRockit 1. Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server , available at the following location, which provides links to instructions for starting, configuring, and monitoring WebLogic Server.
Creating WebLogic Configurations Using the Configuration Wizard , available at the following location, which explains how to create and extend WebLogic domains, and also how to use the Template Builder to create templates and template extensions from existing domains. The following topics are available from the WebLogic Server System Administration Web page , available at the following location:.
Security in WebLogic Platform 8. See also the WebLogic Server Security topic page , available at the following location, which provides a list of topics with information about configuring, managing, and programming WebLogic Server security. WebLogic Server Performance and Tuning , available at the following location, which describes how to tune all the components of your WebLogic Server environment for optimal performance.
WebLogic Tuxedo Connector Administration Guide , available at the following location, which describes how to configure and administer the WebLogic Tuxedo Connector, which enables WebLogic Server applications and Tuxedo services to interoperate. Adapters for integrating enterprise applications into WebLogic Platform. BEA Liquid Data for WebLogic online documentation , available at the following location, a set of online manuals that describe the product overview, the Liquid Data Avitek sample, administration, building queries and data views, and more.
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Downloads Product Documentation Support. Components of WebLogic Platform The WebLogic Platform product comprises multiple component products that can be used independently, or in combination, as required for your application. The highlights of each component are described in the following sections.
WebLogic Server—Foundation for the Platform WebLogic Server delivers an easy-to-use, industrial application infrastructure for building and integrating distributed applications. Provides the ability to. Reliability Recover from a system failure with no noticeable interruption in service, and to protect session state.
Scalability Scale up to meet demand seamlessly and dynamically. Security Provide a single, unified security framework for all deployments—including portal applications, integration applications, and custom J2EE applications—that integrates best-of-breed security tools into a flexible, unified system. WebLogic Portal provides. Portal business services Modular business services that support enterprise portal and application development.
Lifecycle management Functionality and tools tailored to specific users, including application developers, JSP developers, HTML and graphic designers, system administrators, portal administrators, and business analysts. Unified portal framework An extensible, scalable, and standards-based framework that supports the development of flexible user interfaces to provide secure access to information, applications, and business processes.
WebLogic Integration provides. Business process management Environment for quickly modeling, automating, and analyzing business processes that controls the flow of business activity by coordinating the interoperation of applications, business users, and trading partners. Enterprise resource access Utilities and other resources for providing prompt and secure access to resources inside and outside the enterprise by business users, trading partners, and enterprise software applications.
Dynamic integration services Toolkit that includes adapters for delivering native connectivity to leading enterprise packaged applications, legacy systems, and mainframes; a message broker for providing high-reliability, asynchronous messaging inside and outside the company; data transformation for translating between XML and non-XML messages; and Web services. The Application window is an area in which you can create, view, and edit files for your application.
This window presents a hierarchical view of application files, making it easy to add or select files to work on. A visual document workspace that presents two-way editing of your application: the Design View mode and the Source View mode.
The Design View is a handy graphical tool for making coarse-grained modifications to your application, such as the addition of controls and method declarations. The Source View is useful for entering code, such as when you want to flesh out method logic. In the preceding figure, a Web service is being editing in the Design View.
When you select an entity in the document workspace, the properties of that entity are displayed in the Property Editor.
The Palette contains often-used items that you may want to add to the entity in the document workspace. To create a new instance of a particular type of item, simply drag an existing instance of the desired item from the Palette to the document workspace. The Data Palette displays a structural-list view of either the methods or attributes of controls and tags. For example, in the preceding figure, the Data Palette lists the methods of the OrderRequisitionControl process control.
As you drag items from the Data Palette to the document workspace, code is inserted in the current entity to access the item being dragged. The Property Editor enables you to view and set properties for the entity that is currently selected in the document workspace. For example, if you are creating a portal, you can customize the look and feel of that portal by setting its properties in the Property Editor.
The Document Structure window allows you to display a structured view of the components for the file that is currently selected in the document workspace. Give employees access to their profiles in the employee database.
Oracle also documents the APIs and features that have actually been removed in the current release so that if you are upgrading from prior versions, you can determine if your applications will be affected by an upgrade. APIs and feature removals are cumulative. For example, if you are upgrading from WebLogic Server When upgrading, you should review all documentation of deprecated and removed features for all applicable WebLogic Server versions.
You may need to upgrade such automation along with the applications and domains you are upgrading. You should consider the potential impact that may result from the use of third-party libraries in your applications, as they may conflict with different versions of those same libraries that are embedded in WebLogic Server. In particular, new versions of WebLogic Server may change the version of open source libraries that are embedded in WebLogic Server. Applications that may run successfully on earlier WebLogic Server versions may encounter new class conflicts after upgrade.
If you are upgrading an application that contains embedded third-party libraries, you should consider using the Classloader Analysis Tool, and filtering classloaders when upgrading WebLogic Server applications to WebLogic Server This tool enables you to identify, diagnose and resolve such conflicts, and may simplify the upgrade process. If you are running applications on prior versions of WebLogic Server, and are using WebLogic Server patches or bug fixes, you should investigate whether or not those patches or bug fixes have been incorporated into the version of WebLogic Server to which you are upgrading.
Most existing WebLogic Server version To determine whether any feature changes affect the applications in your environment, review the compatibility information described in WebLogic Server If your application uses APIs that have been deprecated or removed, then you may encounter warnings or exceptions at run time. You can patch an existing WebLogic Server installation using either Zero Downtime Patching or manually rolling update of your servers.
Zero Downtime Patching ZDT Patching is a highly automated way to roll out updates to the servers in your domain with no loss of services to your customers. Use this method only if your domain contains three or more nodes and all the servers you want to patch are assigned to clusters. See About Zero Downtime Patching. Manually performing a rolling update of your servers results in no loss of service to your customers.
Use this method to patch individual servers that are not part of a cluster or if the domain contains fewer than three nodes. Obtaining a List of Applied Patches explains how you can see the list of patches that have already been applied to a WebLogic Server instance. In brief, this involves:. Oracle WebLogic Server provides the ability to display the list of patches that have been applied to a WebLogic Server instance.
The patch list can be obtained from either of the following sources:. DisplayPatchInfo System Property. PatchList Attribute. When you use one of the preceding sources, the following details are provided for each applied patch:. The weblogic. DisplayPatchInfo system property contains a log of all patches that have been applied to a WebLogic Server instance, and can be accessed by either of the following methods:. Specifying the -Dweblogic. As the server starts, the startup messages in stdout include the list of applied patches, and they are also retained in the server log file.
Note that to minimize logging overhead during startup, the default value of this option is false. Running the weblogic. This utility can obtain the patch list regardless of whether the -Dweblogic. The following example shows running the weblogic. Updated Web server plug-ins are included when you upgrade your WebLogic Server installation.
Although it is not required, you may want to replace the Web server plug-ins installed with your Web server with the updated versions.
Downloads Product Documentation Support. You can install service packs and rolling patches using the following methods: Smart Update recommended , which allows you to retrieve code and media archives from the BEA server.
Media archives can be retrieved only for components currently installed in the target BEA Home directory. The upgrade installation program supports graphical and console modes of installation. Once the upgrade installation is complete, you should restore these files. The Smart Update Window includes three panes: Installed Products—The left pane of the Smart Update window which contains a tree displaying product and release information for products installed in the target BEA Home directory.
Upgrade Options—The top-right pane, which lists the service packs and rolling patches, if any, that are available for the installed products. Downgrade Options—The bottom-right pane, which lists the versions of the product to which you can revert your installation, if applicable.
As part of the upgrade procedure, the installation program automatically overwrites any files, including applications, that you have created in this directory. Shut down any servers that are running. Hot installation of a service pack or rolling patch is not supported. Start Smart Update as described in the following table. Perform the following steps. Enter the following command at the prompt: bsu. Log in to the UNIX system.
Enter the following command: bsu. In the Installed Products pane of the Smart Update window, select the release for the product you want to update. In the Upgrade Options pane, select the service pack or rolling patch to be installed and click OK. Enter a valid eSupport username and password and click Verify. Click Next to proceed with the installation. You may cancel the installation at any time by clicking Exit. Indicate your preferences for downloading the software as follows:. Indicate whether you want to proceed with the installation, automatically, after the download is complete by selecting or clearing the appropriate check box.
This check box is selected by default. If you clear it, you need to click Next when the download is complete to proceed with the installation. Click Next to proceed with the upgrade installation. Click Done on the Installation Complete window. Start the upgrade installer as described in the following table. Windows 1. Proceed to step 5. UNIX For installers with filenames ending in.
Go to the directory in which you downloaded the installation file and invoke the installation procedure by entering the following command: java -jar filename. Review the text in the Welcome window and click Next. Click Done on the Installation Complete window to exit the installation program. Go to the directory in which you downloaded the installation program, and invoke the installation procedure by entering the following command: filename.
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