Abhishek Porwal Simple way is to make tar File.
Atchut Ram Gundu Use domain-builder.sh file under wlsserver directory which will create a template..
Kumara Guruparan R You can take a template of the existing domain... Also config. XML can be backed up... Moreover the data on the server is backed up by tsm servers
Gaguturi Kamalbee pack means copy the pack the domain and unpack means paste the domain to multiple server
Mohammad Faisal Zakarneh pack used to 'pack' a domain or managed servers only of domain in a template file .. unpack then used to 'unpack' the package packed by pack
PACK Process
export PATH=/export/home/wlsuser/bea/weblogic92/common/bin:$PATH
Syntax:
pack -domain=domain -template=template -template_name=“template_name”
[-template_author=“author”][-template_desc=“description”]
[-managed={true|false}][-log=log_file] [-log_priority=log_priority]
if it is in the pack command in the path you can give pack.sh from any directory otherwise you need to goto that path.
Example
bash-3.00$ pack.sh -domain="/export/home/wlsuser/domains/wlscldom"
-template="/export/home/wlsuser/templates/wlscltemp.jar" -template_name="WLS
CLUSTER DOMAIN" -log=/export/home/wlsuser/logs/wlscldompack.log -log_priority=INFO
UNPACK Process
To run this we must already run the pack command on a domain which is already existing. The domain template jar must be copied to the destination machine.
Syntax:
unpack -template=template -domain=domain [-user_name=username]
[-password=password] [-app_dir=application_directory]
[-java_home=java_home_directory] [-server_start_mode={dev|prod}]
[-log=log_file] [-log_priority=log_priority]
Example
bash-3.00$ unpack.sh -template=wlscltemp.jar -domain=domains/wlscldom
-log=wlscldomunpack.log -log_priority=INFO
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To unpack managed server also it will work in the similar manner. But need to put the
“-managed=true”
Example:
Atchut Ram Gundu Use domain-builder.sh file under wlsserver directory which will create a template..
Kumara Guruparan R You can take a template of the existing domain... Also config. XML can be backed up... Moreover the data on the server is backed up by tsm servers
Gaguturi Kamalbee pack means copy the pack the domain and unpack means paste the domain to multiple server
Mohammad Faisal Zakarneh pack used to 'pack' a domain or managed servers only of domain in a template file .. unpack then used to 'unpack' the package packed by pack
PACK Process
export PATH=/export/home/wlsuser/bea/weblogic92/common/bin:$PATH
Syntax:
pack -domain=domain -template=template -template_name=“template_name”
[-template_author=“author”][-template_desc=“description”]
[-managed={true|false}][-log=log_file] [-log_priority=log_priority]
if it is in the pack command in the path you can give pack.sh from any directory otherwise you need to goto that path.
Example
bash-3.00$ pack.sh -domain="/export/home/wlsuser/domains/wlscldom"
-template="/export/home/wlsuser/templates/wlscltemp.jar" -template_name="WLS
CLUSTER DOMAIN" -log=/export/home/wlsuser/logs/wlscldompack.log -log_priority=INFO
UNPACK Process
To run this we must already run the pack command on a domain which is already existing. The domain template jar must be copied to the destination machine.
Syntax:
unpack -template=template -domain=domain [-user_name=username]
[-password=password] [-app_dir=application_directory]
[-java_home=java_home_directory] [-server_start_mode={dev|prod}]
[-log=log_file] [-log_priority=log_priority]
Example
bash-3.00$ unpack.sh -template=wlscltemp.jar -domain=domains/wlscldom
-log=wlscldomunpack.log -log_priority=INFO
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To unpack managed server also it will work in the similar manner. But need to put the
“-managed=true”
Example:
pack.sh -managed=true -domain="/home/wluser/domains/WLclsnm/" -template="/home/wluser/templates/WLclsnm.jar" -template_name="WLS CLUSTER DOMAIN" -log=/home/wluser/logs/wlscldompack.log -log_priority=INFO unpack.sh -template=WLclsnm.jar -domain=domains/WLclsnm -log=WLclsnmpack.log -log_priority=INFO
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