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How to Display Application on a Remote WebLogic Server

 
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I have tested deployment of my application on my local WebLogic server.  After I start the local WebLogic server, I am able to display my application by this URL: http://localhost:7001/ClassSchedule/Schedule.jsp          

Then, I deployed the same application on a remote WebLogic server (on a UNIX OS).  I am able to go to that WebLogic Admin Console by using this URL: https://uxvnwg001a5028.sat.cbp.dhs.gov:8002/console     I can see my application under "Deployments" with State:Active, Health: OK, Type: Web Application, Targets: pspd_SysTech_apsms-d0170_ms1, deployment Order: 100.  And I also viewed the installed configuration of my application, The Context Root is /Class Schedule.

On the Admin Console, I checked the checkbox of my application, clicked on the Start button, selected the "Servicing All Requests" on the menu, and clicked Yes.

But, when I try to display my application by https://uxvnwg001a5028.sat.cbp.dhs.gov:8002/ClassSchedule/Schedule.jsp     I get Error 404: not found.

Please help to diagnose the problem.  Thank you very much.

 
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Probably you are deploying to a Managed Server instead Admin Server (based on the ports).

Check the target you are using in each deployment. In your local you mentioned 7001 (most common port for Admin Server).
 
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The problem is resolved.  I went  to the WebLogice Admin Console,  click on Deployments,  click on the name of the application,  click on the Testing tab  and I saw the URL (listen point + listen port) that I should use.
 
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