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I deploy multiple applications (ear) in one domain on a Weblogic-Server. Each application uses log4j. My wish is to configure each applications with its own log4j.xml. Is this possible? The log4j.xml should be outside of the ear, so that I can edit it without rebuilding the ear. I'm used to put the log4j.xml in the serverclasspath, then it is read on server startup. But then I don't have the possibility to use different log4j.xml for each application. I think it is a classpath issue, because log4j search for the log4j.xml in the classpath. But I don't know, how to uses different classpath for

登陆weblogic控制台。点击部署。 在部署界面点击安装。 点击 upload your file(s) 添加项目 war包 点击next，默认的会将选中的war包放到当前域下面的管理服务器的upload文件夹中。 点击next，开始部署项目。这一步比较慢，等着就好了。 默认选中将此部署安装为应用程序，点击next. 勾选要部署的服务器， 设置应用的一些配置。 点击finish。等待一会就完成部署了。 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/anningkang/p/11951844.html

创建用户名密码文件 服务器下的security目录下创建文件boot.properties，输入weblogic控制台的用户名和密码 password=weblogic username=weblogic123 创建启动脚本 weblogic用户的home目录下创建启动脚本start-xx.sh #!/bin/sh if [ `whoami` != 'weblogic' ]; then echo 'Login User error!' exit 9 fi export srvName=epbd-master export adminUrl=http://192.168.70.21:8001/ export startDate=`date +%m%d%H%M` export domainDir=/opt/weblogic/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/base_domain export logDir=/opt/weblogic/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/base_domain/servers/epbd-master/logs export procCount=`ps -ef|grep "weblogic.Name=${srvName}"|grep -v "grep"|wc -l`

Is it possible to change the http handler in jax-ws? For example: from weblogic.net.http.HttpURLConnection to sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection. you can try to using -DUseSunHttpHandler=true in the weblogic. manage weblogic by using WLST (non-clustered) add jvm arguments in the managered server env script under $WLS_DOMAIN_HOME/bin/setDomainEnv.sh JAVA_OPTIONS=-DUseSunHttpHandler=true export JAVA_OPTIONS manage weblogic by using Weblogic console (Clustered) Add -DUseSunHttpHandler=true to Arguments in a or b. In Admin Console navigate to Home > Summary of Servers > <managed server

I am trying to implement an application level logger (webapps deployed in weblogic) - using java.util.logging . I took the ClassLoaderLogManager from apache JULI logging system since it already implements application level logging. So this is how my servlet code ( SimpleServlet .java) looks like : ClassLoaderLogManager ClassLoaderLogManager = new ClassLoaderLogManager () ; String nameoflogger = SimpleServlet.class.getName() ; boolean status = ClassLoaderLogManager .addLogger(nameoflogger); if(status) { Logger logger = ClassLoaderLogManager .getLogger(nameoflogger); logger.log(Level.FINEST,