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Weblog:   run WebLogic Server 8.1 on Mac OS X (Panther)
Subject:   WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X
Date:   2004-01-15 10:49:06
From:   anonymous2
Response to: WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X

Couple final notes... post Rod's instructions.


I installed Workshop with the generic jar file mentioned in the article. Works great. Make sure to launch Workshop.sh from X11! This allows the Run server functionality to correctly launch an Xterm.


Use the Linux installer afterward if you want the rest of the WebLogic platform installed (i.e. Portal, etc.) You can install these items in the same directory as the original bea home.


Tarun
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  • WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X
    2004-01-15 13:03:25  richardeberhardt [Reply | View]

    Tarun,

    I noticed that the download Rod led us to included a file called :wlw8110_549_COMP_generic32.jar. Is this the file you used to install?

    How did you run the install process?

    What is X11 and where can I find it?

    Thanks,

    Rich
    • WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X
      2004-01-30 09:11:29  treddy [Reply | View]

      To use the Linux install, I downloaded the linux installer from BEA's website. This file comes as platform812_linux32.bin.

      mkdir bea
      cd bea
      unzip <location>/platform812_linux32.bin

      now
      cat AUTORUN.INF
      and run one of the java commands in there
      java -mx256m -cp .:bids.jar:
      3rdparty.jar:
      comdev.jar:
      wizard.jar:
      wls8120_242_COMP_linux32.jar:
      wlp8120_242_COMP_linux32.jar:
      wli8120_242_COMP_linux32.jar:
      psu8120_242_COMP_linux32.jar:
      wlw8120_242_COMP_linux32.jar com.bea.plateng.wizard.WizardController

      This will launch the installer. Point it at your current bea install when asking for a bea home, and you should be good!

      X11 comes on your 3rd Panther disk. see http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11 for more info.

      Sorry for the late response,
      Tarun
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