You will find a WebLogic Server Maven project called XXX, which you will build using
Maven and deploy to a WebLogic Server 10.3.2 domain. The application uses an Oracle
database to store its data and so you will need to start the Oracle Database 10gR2 XE server that has
been installed and configured on your machine.
Maven and deploy to a WebLogic Server 10.3.2 domain. The application uses an Oracle
database to store its data and so you will need to start the Oracle Database 10gR2 XE server that has
been installed and configured on your machine.
The easiest way to use Maven from within Eclipse/OEPE today is to use the popular third-party
m2eclipse plugin; this has already been installed in the copy of OEPE 11.1.1.6 Galileo that you will find
on your machine.
m2eclipse plugin; this has already been installed in the copy of OEPE 11.1.1.6 Galileo that you will find
on your machine.
you will see how easy it is to configure Oracle WebLogic Server to host Hudson CI, a popular
continuous integration system designed specifically for Java and Maven development. You will create a
new WebLogic Server domain (HudsonServer) and deploy the Hudson web application (hudson.war) to
the Admin Server. Then you will configure Hudson for your lab machine environment, create a project
workspace and run a build.
continuous integration system designed specifically for Java and Maven development. You will create a
new WebLogic Server domain (HudsonServer) and deploy the Hudson web application (hudson.war) to
the Admin Server. Then you will configure Hudson for your lab machine environment, create a project
workspace and run a build.
