CREATING DOMAIN IN GUI MODE
A domain is the basic administration unit for WebLogic Server instances. A domain consists of one or more WebLogic Server instances (and their associated resources) that you manage with a single Administration Server. You can define multiple domains based on different system administrators' responsibilities, application boundaries, or geographical locations of servers. Conversely, you can use a single domain to centralize all WebLogic Server administration activities.
Each domain's configuration is stored in a separate configuration file called config.xml, which is stored on the Administration Server along with other files such as logs and security files. When you use the Administration Server to perform a configuration task, the changes you make apply only to the domain managed by that Administration Server. To manage another domain, use the Administration Server for that domain. For this reason, the servers instances, applications, and resources in one domain should be treated as being independent of servers, applications, and resources in a different domain.You cannot perform configuration or deployment tasks in multiple domains at the same time.
Each domain's configuration is stored in a separate configuration file called config.xml, which is stored on the Administration Server along with other files such as logs and security files. When you use the Administration Server to perform a configuration task, the changes you make apply only to the domain managed by that Administration Server. To manage another domain, use the Administration Server for that domain. For this reason, the servers instances, applications, and resources in one domain should be treated as being independent of servers, applications, and resources in a different domain.You cannot perform configuration or deployment tasks in multiple domains at the same time.
Go to the Weblogic_home/Common/bin
The Command to Create a domain is Config.cmd
Double click on the config.cmd
The Configuration Wizard will start
If you are doing for the first time Select Create a New Weblogic Domain .
If you want to Extend the domain then click on Domain
Click "Next"
Select the Basis Weblogic Server Domain and click on "Next"
Provide the Name of the Domain
By Default the name of the Domain is Base_domain
you can change according to the Environment for which you are creating the Domain ie Prod_domain or Test_Domain
Click "Next"
Provide the Administrator Username and Password.
Which we will use to log into the Admin Console
Select the Mode in which you want to create a domain
ie
1.Development Mode
2.Production Mode
Click "Next"
Select the Resources which you want for your Domain
1.A domain cant be created without a Admin Server
2.All other Resources can be added later
Configure the Admin Server
Provide a unique a listen Port.(It will be hearing for http)
If you want SSL should be configured click on SSL listen Port Enabled.(It will be hearing for https)
Click on the Add to add managed Server
Provide the name of the server and a unique Listen Port
Click on Add to create a cluster and provide a name and the Messaging mode
By default it is Unicast
2nd Messaging mode is Multicast
Add managed Server to the cluster .
Select the Managed server push it to Right
Create a Machine and the Node manager process Listen Port
Add the Server which are present in that machine to the right side under machine.
If you don't associate the Servers to the Machine you will not be able to start/Stop servers from the Console.
Summary of the component which are being created.
Click on create to create a domain
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