Note This blog is a continuation of the Oracle SOA Suite Installation
Create a new domain on Weblogic server
- Go to Program Files> Oracle Weblogic>Weblogic Server11gR1>Tools>ConfigurationWizard to create a new weblogic domain
- Select SOA, BAM, EM checkboxes and accept all the defaults in the other screens
- For the schema, change the Oracle Service name to "xe" is you are using Oracle XE database
- The newly created domain can be seen at C:\oraclefusion\user_projects\domains\crystal_domain
Starting the server
- On the command line, enter startweblogic to start the domain
- By default, the AdminServer starts at port 7001. It can be accessed at http://localhost:7001/console
- On the left side select DomainStructure>[NewDomain]>Environment>Machines and edit LocalMachine
- Go to NodeManager tab and select Type as "Plain" and enable the debugging
- Open C:\ oraclefusion\wlserver_10.3\common\nodemanager\nodemanager.properties and change SecureListener=false
- Go to C:\ oraclefusion\wlserver_10.3\server\bin and startNodeManager.cmd
- Go to AdminServer and select DomainStructure>[NewDomain]>Environment>Servers
- Start soaserver1
- Start bamserver1
Problems and Workarounds
- While starting the soaserver1 if you get a out of memory for perm area then you need to increase the perm memory by setting XX:MaxPermSize=512m C:\oraclefusion\user_projects\domains\crystal_domain\bin\setSOADomainEnv.cmd
- If this does not solve the problem then you should recreate the domain by selecting JRockit as the JVM
- soa_server1 logs are available at C:\ oraclefusion\user_projects\domains\crystal_domain\servers\soa_server1\logs
- bam_server1 logs are available at C:\ oraclefusion\user_projects\domains\crystal_domain\servers\bam_server1\logs
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