Hi slagy ,
I think my experience of configuring the startup classes in weblogic (ver 6.0) would help you.I have done the exact thing for one of my project ( I have defined a startup classes to make connection pools for two lagacy systems & it works fine ).I will tell you the steps that I followed during my configuration & deployment....
(1) First I have created the .jar (xxxxxx.jar)file including
all the class files (including the package structure ,
startup classes & including EJB's).
2) Then I created the ejbc file ,
java weblogic.ejbc � [xxxxxx.jar] � [yyyyyy.jar] 3) Then I deployed the yyyyyy.jar file in the weblogic ,
(simply copied the yyyyyy.jar file into \bea\wlserver6.0
\config\mydomain\applications directory)
4) You have to specify the class path to this directory & to
my yyyyyy.jar file in
startWebLogic.cmd file.
(\bea\wlserver6.0\config\mydomain\startWebLogic.cmd)
5) Then start the weblogic server.
6) Then in the browser you have to get the console,
(
http://[your server's Ip]:7001/console)
7) From the left hand side , click on the tree..
Deployments --> Startup & Shutdown 8) Then from the right Window click,
Create a new Startup Class... 9) In configuration tab , you should enter the name to your
startup class in the first text field, in the second text
field enter the path to your startup class ,
Ex . MyPackage.MyStartup (This should be inthe yyyyyy.jar
file) and keep the third field blank if you don't have any
arguments to be specify.Then click
Create Button
10) Then select the
Targets tab .Then you can see another
tab pane including
Servers and
Clusters.In
the Servers tab select your server (Ex : myserver) & put it
in the Choosen window by clicking the Arrow & press
Apply.
Now you are ready to
re-start the server & see the
beauty of you startup classes working....
Hope this will help you,
Shan.
[This message has been edited by Shan Karawita (edited August 04, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Shan Karawita (edited August 04, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Shan Karawita (edited August 04, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Shan Karawita (edited August 04, 2001).]
