Application Server Management Plugins → Oracle WebLogic WLDeploy Plugin → Creating a Run WLDeploy Step
This step runs a WLDeploy task.
Required properties:
Property Name | Description |
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Application Name | The name of the application. |
Operation | The operation for WLDeploy to execute. The
options are:
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Admin URL | The administration URL of the WebLogic server. |
Targets | A comma-separated list of target servers to deploy to, for example, target1,target2.The default value is ${p:resource/wldeploy.targets} |
User Name | The user name used to connect to WebLogic. The default value is ${p:resource/wldeploy.user} |
Password | The password used to connect to WebLogic. The default value is ${p:resource/wldeploy.password} |
Optional properties:
Property Name | Description |
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Source | The source to deploy if doing a deployment. |
Remote | Check this option if deploying to a remote machine (not the machine this agent runs on). |
Retire Timeout | Specify when to retire the currently running version. Specify this only if doing start, redeploy, or deploy. |
Plan | Specify a deployment plan. |
Plan Version | Specify a deployment plan version. |
Alternate Application Descriptor | Specify an alternate application descriptor file. |
Alternate WLS Application Descriptor | Specify an alternate WLS application descriptor file. |
Application Version | Specify the application version. |
Task ID | Specify the ID for looking up the task. |
Additional Props | Specify additional properties to be used as part of the WLDeploy Ant task. Use the syntax: name=value\nname=value\n |
Additional System Props | Specify any additional Java system properties to be added on the command line. Specify properties as a line-separated list in the format prop=value, which will add -Dprop=value onto the command line. |
JMX Admin URL | The JMX administration URL of the WebLogic server. This is used when starting, stopping, and checking status of targets. The default value is ${p:resource/wldeploy.jmxUrl} |
Path to WLDeploy Ant Task Jar | The path to the WebLogic WLDeploy Ant Task Jar file or full client Jar file if intending to use start, stop, and check status of targets. |
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