Tomcat to BEA Weblogic
Hello friend
I have developed an application for my client using Tomcat Server in my local machine. Its execution in my local machine is up to the mark. But in my client machine the server is the BEA Weblogic portal. And when i sent them the application the application is not working. Can you please tell me what next should I do or what changes should I recommend to my client. But the problem is that my client wont be changing his server to Tomcat and neither will I change my server to BEA Weblogic..
Please advice
Aside from the regular web.xml Weblogic has its own deployment descriptor. That's probably why your deployment doesn't work at your clients site.
There is a free developer-license weblogic version available. Download it and deploy your web-app on it... You'll have a staging area for future upgrades, releases and acceptance tests as well. It won't make a professional impression on your clients if you tell them: "Figure it out yourself, I won't bother to test my application on weblogic!"
I guess you replied in the wrong thread!
Here is a link to an explanation on deployment for weblogic: http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/deployment/overview.html#1036326
latest version: http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs100/deployment/
Since you're probably developing a web application (no EJB-stuff) this page could be interesting as well: http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs100/webapp/index.html
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Peetzore
Even if you get the weblogic deployment descriptors correctly I still don't see how you are providing a well tested solution to the customer if you refuse to have Weblogic on your machine to test it out and make sure it works.
I personally wouldn't allow my application to go to clients on Weblogic if I developed for Tomcat without FULL regression testing on an independent testing environment that fully emulates the client setup.
