Anyone here??

what's with this forum? does anyone support it??
Anyway, for the second time posting,
I just installed an evaluation copy of Weblogic Server 6.0.
I downloaded Weblogic jDriver for Informix.
In the installation instructions, it tell me to setup a connection pool by
adding an entry to the weblogic.properties file.
I've done a search in my weblogic directory, and there is no such file. Do I
have to create it myself?
Where is it?

aah...i see..the documentation for Installing WebLogic jDriver for Informix
is outdated.
ok...I thought it was kinda weird to edit a file for setting up a connection
pool. I'll go through
the console.
thanks.
"Bassam Hijazi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
I hear you.
There is no such file 'weblogic.properties' in weblogic 6.0. The file is
replaced with config.xml. You setup a connection pool through the
administration console , http:\\localhost:7001/console. You will be
prompted with a user name and password. The user name is 'system' and
the password is the password you specified during installation.
Good luck.
Bassam Hijazi
S. System Engineer
BEA Systems
905-764-2486

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