Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
amit punekar wrote:Hi,
You can find out this from the admin console of Weblogic.
Also you can check the documentation about your version of weblogic to locate this information.
Usually it is 7001 but in case if you have changed the port while installation , the document would be able to tell you which configuration file to look for.
regds,
Amit
Debojit Sinha wrote: I'd be very grateful if any one could point out the proper configuration for WebLogic 10.3.4 for use in personal environment for learning purpose.
Joe Ess wrote:
I use Weblogic all the time. How did you install it? How did you configure your domain? Are you sure Weblogic is running?
Debojit Sinha wrote:I just deleted my enitre workspace in Jdev, remade the entire workspace from a back up, then manually wrote everything in the client. It works like a charm now. I'd still like configuration pointers for weblogic, though. Optionally, those for OSB and SOA 11g.