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Everything does not seem to be in admin.config, where are the files containing information regarding servlet-engines, datasources, weapps created using Admin-Console stored??
This is because I would like a script doing deployment for me.
 
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check up the Appserver\properties\initial_setup.config file for more info in this regard.
 
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Everything does not seem to be in admin.config, where are the files containing information regarding servlet-engines, datasources, weapps created using Admin-Console stored??


They are stored in your database.
jdbc:db2:was for DB2


This is because I would like a script doing deployment for me.


To achieve this, you can use XMLConfig command line interface for XML configuration.
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