Technical data
1 Overview of WebLogic System Administration
1-10 Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server
graphical user interface. You can use only the command-line interface to manage your
domain, or you may use the command-line interface in combination with other system
administration tools such as the Administration Console to manage you domain.
The command line interface invokes a Java class called
weblogic.Admin.Arguments
for this class provide the ability to perform many common management functions
without the need to learn the JMX API. For more information, see:
! Commands for Managing the Server Lifecycle
! WebLogic Server API Reference (Javadocs - See the weblogic.management
packages.)
If you require more fine-grained control than the weblogic.Admin management
functions provide you can also use the command line interface to perform
set or get
operations directly on Mbean attributes. This feature requires knowledge of the
WebLogic Server Mbean architecture. For more information, see the following
resources:
! Commands for Managing WebLogic Server MBeans
! Javadocs for WebLogic Server Classes at
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81b/javadocs/index.html.
" Select the weblogic.management.configuration package for
configuration MBeans (to configure a WebLogic Domain)
" Select the weblogic.management.runtime package for runtime MBeans
(for monitoring).
! A reference of Mbeans and attributes is provided in the BEA WebLogic Server
Configuration Reference at
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81b/config_xml/index.html.This
reference is correlated with the elements representing MBeans in the
config.xml file.
JMX
Advanced Java programmerswith knowledge of the JMX API from Sun Microsystems
Inc. and WebLogic Server Mbeans can write their own management components as a
Java class.