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How to deploy WebLogic6.0?

 
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I hae installed WebLogic6.0 in win2K,I start it,but I input http://127.0.01:7001,it can not work.Can anybody tell me why?
How to deploy WebLogic6.0?
Thank you!
 
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Hi,
pls input as http://127.0.0.1:7001/console.
Admin. tool of WLS 6.0 is based on JMX not weblogic.properties (in WLS 5.1).
You can deploy your applications(EJB, JSP etc) in this cosole.
Thanks.

Originally posted by ansen chen:
I hae installed WebLogic6.0 in win2K,I start it,but I input http://127.0.01:7001,it can not work.Can anybody tell me why?
How to deploy WebLogic6.0?
Thank you!


 
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hi there,
u jus try to run the default web server ,
and type http://localhost:7001/console this will take u to the administration console(give the user as System,and ur weblogic6.0 password ),
and http://localhost:7001/ will open the index.html page
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have a nice day
krishna
 
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