Deploying Applications or Libraries to WebLogic Server Using Command Line
Deploying Applications or Libraries to WebLogic Server Using Command Line
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Here is how you can automate deployment for WebLogic server using the command line.
First source the env settings from the server:
$ source $ML_HOME/server/bin/setWLSEnv.sh
Deploy Library:
$ java weblogic.Deployer -nostage -deploy -library \ -adminurl localhost:7001 \ -username weblogic -password my_secret \ -targets myserver \ my_shared_lib.war
Deploy Application:
$ java weblogic.Deployer -nostage -deploy \ -adminurl localhost:7001 \ -username weblogic -password my_secret \ -targets myserver \ -name myapp.war myapp.war
For development, you likely want to use the "-nostage" meaning to deploy the app or library directly from the file system. This means any changes to that file location and a reload from WLS will take effect immediately.
For undeploy the command line options are same for library or app but with matching name.
$ java weblogic.Deployer -undeploy \ -adminurl localhost:7001 \ -username weblogic -password my_secret \ -targets myserver \ -name myapp_or_lib.war
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