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How to create a database using weblogic server 8.1

 
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Iam new to Wblogic server.I have created a web application.
I need to create a database in weblogic server.
So how can i create it.

Kindly reply .It is very urgent
 
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At first you need database server. Do you have one?
 
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well, if you have a weblogic installed and a domain set up done, you can log into the console and do the required changes for your Database setup.
 
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By using you console, you first need to create connection pool and then after DataSource object. And you can refer them dynamically through JNDI once you declare them in web.xml and then definining their refernce in weblogic.xml file.
There is another way if you want to explore: by using InitialContext.
 
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