Saturday, January 25, 2014

Creating Weblogic Server Domain

This is a subsequent post for Weblogic server installation. As soon as the Weblogic server installed, it's required to create a Weblogic server Domain.
  1. Oracle\Middleware\wlserver_10.3\common\bin and open “config” application. And accept the User account control.
  2. By default Create a new WebLogic domain will be checked, here we are creating new domain so select the “Next”.


  1. By Default, Basic WebLogic Server Domain will be checked, now trying to create a simple Weblogic server domain. (This domain will use to run the web application as well as a feature we can extend other products like SOA  suite, Webcenter portals, Webcenter content like other Oracle products)


  1. So now that will show the domain Name and Location Wizard, Please provide the name and select the location then click “Next”.
  1. In Configure Administrator User Name and Password Wazard, provide the password for admin server. This password will be used for the login Weblogic server console.


  1. Now select the JDK from where you installed JDK and Click “Ok” and “Next” to proceed.
  1. Now select the Admin server and Managed servers, Clusters… click “Next”.


8. Admin Server configuration, please leave as defaults and click “Next”
  1. For configuring Managed servers, leave as default and click three times next until you reach summary screen.
  2. On the summary screen observe, and click “create” to create a domain.




  1. Once its completed 100 %  without an error, click done. That’s it domain create is done.
  2. Now start the domain useable.
  1. To start the server, navigate \Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\domains\base_domain\bin open command prompt and startwebLogicserver.cmd
Hint: open cmd in sample in windows use shift+right click




  1. Once the server is running mode. Open browser and type localhost:7001/console
On console, enter the username as   Weblogic and password as welcome1 which you provided while domain creation.

Happy learning…. ☺

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