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Post-Installation Information
This section covers the following topics:
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Section 6.1, Using QuickStart
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Section 6.2, Determining Which JDK Version You Are Using
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Section 6.3, Creating a WebLogic Domain
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Section 6.4, Installing and Uninstalling the Node Manager Service
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Section 6.5, Understanding the Windows Shortcuts
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Section 6.6, Upgrading WebLogic Server
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Section 6.7, Installing Patches
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Section 6.8, Configuring Domains to Use the Latest Version of JRockit
6.1 Using QuickStart
When the product installation is completed using graphical-mode installation, the QuickStart application is launched automatically by default. If you do not want to run
QuickStart at the completion of the installation process, you can clear the Run QuickStart
check box in the Install Complete screen. QuickStart is not invoked for console-mode or silent-mode installations.
QuickStart is designed to help first-time users evaluate, learn, and use WebLogic Server.
For example, the QuickStart application for WebLogic Server provides quick access to the following tasks:
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Getting started with WebLogic Server
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Starting the WebLogic Server samples domain
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Upgrading WebLogic domains to the current version
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Accessing documentation online After installation, you can launch QuickStart as follows:
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On Windows systems, choose Start Programs Oracle WebLogic QuickStart.
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On UNIX systems:
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Log in to the target UNIX system.
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Go to the commonbin subdirectory of your installation. For example: cd MW_HOMEwlserver_10.3commonquickstart
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Enter the following command: sh quickstart.sh
6.2 Determining Which JDK Version You Are Using
You can determine which version of the JDK you are using by issuing a command, as follows:
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Open a command prompt window and go to the appropriate directory: Windows system:
WL_HOME \server\bin
UNIX system: WL_HOME
serverbin
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Make sure that your environment is set up properly by entering the following command at the prompt:
Windows: setWLSenv.cmd
UNIX: . .setWLSenv.sh
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Enter the following command at the prompt: java -version
If you are using JRockit, JRockitR is displayed in the output.
6.3 Creating a WebLogic Domain
