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Weblog:   run WebLogic Server 8.1 on Mac OS X (Panther)
Subject:   Any chance of a Swing Workshop interface?
Date:   2004-02-06 13:35:56
From:   scottellsworth
Howdy,


I installed WLS by following the blog instructions. I then wanted to try workshop, so i downloaded the platform for linux (platform812_linux_bin) and followed the trackback instructions.


I note that workshop.sh pops up an xterm for its evil magic.


Any chance of seeing a pure Swing install for us Mac users who want to use Workshop (or the whole platform)?


Scott

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  • Any chance of a Swing Workshop interface?
    2004-02-06 14:52:40  scottellsworth [View]

    Apologies - just got through working through the demo, and not an XWindow in sight. (Admin: please feel free to delete the post that started this thread.)

    I do wish the console (localhost:7001/console) showed something other than a nice menu on the left, and a pile of XML in the window, but I am given to understand that plain old URLs will work just as well.

    I note that when I tried to run the workshop via
    cd /bea/weblogic81/samples/domains/workshop
    ./startWebLogic.sh
    cd /bea/weblogic81/workshop
    ./Workshop.sh

    it started, but I got build errors when building the sample app. Given my state of knowledge, I suspect pilot error, and will read more examples before I post further.

    Sorry for the inconvenience, and it is quite cool that this works on MacOS X.
  • Any chance of a Swing Workshop interface?
    2004-02-06 13:53:28  scottellsworth [View]

    NB - for those trying out the instructions, the .wlsInstall file has the following lines commented out.

    # run the WLS silent installer
    # java -jar ../pj_server811_generic.jar -mode=silent -silent_xml=$PWD/silentI.xml

    # run the WLS silent config
    # /bea/weblogic81/common/bin/config.sh -mode=silent -silent_script=$PWD/silentC.txt

    # copy in the default web-app
    # cp -r default /bea/user_projects/domains/wls/applications/

    Removing the comment characters was needed for the install process to work for me.

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