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Hello All,
I am trying to install weblogic on my computer ( window 98), I downloaded the weblogic7.0 and installed it but how to configure it. In which mode should the weblogic be configured. I will use it only for Servlets,JSPs and EJBs.
I am a newbie to Weblogic.
Thanks a lot.
Jayanti
 
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Hi,
weblogic does not has been built to run under win98 OS only NT/2000/XP editions, but as it�s build using java u can run it under win98, to do this u have to rename the files with .cmd extension(win98 does not recognize it) to .bat and also you�ll have to disable native threads(use java threads instead) or u�re gonna have an exception during initialization, after that u can run the script startweblogic.bat(if u renamed it) and you�ll have the server running, notice that it can became instable under win98 and u should use it only for study pourposes.
Marcos Maia.
 
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Hi,
Can you suggest a server which can be used on windows 98 machine to work on EJB, Servlets and other web applications.
Thanks
Jyothy
 
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