Multiple instances of weblogic pointing to same public_html

Hi,
I am using Weblogic 5.1 and have successfully set it up to start multiple instances
of weblogic from one weblogic server(each instance has its own unique port).
Currently I have multiple instances of public_html (one for each instance). Does
anyone know what I have to do to point all instances of weblogic to a common public_html?
Many thanks in advance
Dipen

create a symbolic link that is called public_html that points to the common
docroot.
"Dipen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hi,
I am using Weblogic 5.1 and have successfully set it up to start multipleinstances
of weblogic from one weblogic server(each instance has its own uniqueport).
Currently I have multiple instances of public_html (one for eachinstance). Does
anyone know what I have to do to point all instances of weblogic to acommon public_html?
>
Many thanks in advance
Dipen

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