Context root attributes of interface contrls can't be mapped in this ver.

hi experts!!
I am trying to map two DC context attributes. actually I need to pass one argument to another. without passing arguments i can navigate within each other. But bit confused on how to pass arguments to another dc context.
please give some idea
nikhil

Hi Nikhil,
U can find the tutorials & sample application here
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/webdynpro?rid=/library/uuid/49f2ea90-0201-0010-ce8e-de18b94aee2d
regards
Sumit

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path and the physical directory. Please help.

Let me give some more details and hopefully this will make things clearer.
Say you deploy /foo/bar/myweb.war and in myweb.war you configure a
context-root of /rob
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/foo/bar/. It then creates a WebAppComponent with a uri of myweb.war.
Next, deployment calls back on the web container and tells it to deploy
the WebAppComponent. The web container reads the myweb.war, parses
descriptors etc. The web container then updates its data structures to
register that myweb.war has a context path of /rob. (It has to figure
out all the other servlet mappings as well.)
When a request for /rob/foo comes in, the web container consults its
data structures to determine which webapp and servlet receives the
request. This is not a linear search of all webapps and servlets.
There's much better ways to do pattern matching.
Hope this clears things up. Let me know if you still have questions.
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Arindam Chandra wrote:
Thanks for the answer. Still one thing is not clear. Whatever context path I declare
for my web app as the value of <context-root> element in the weblogic.xml (in
my example it's "/testapp"), it is no where mapped with the "URI" attribute (or
any other attribute, sub-element whatsoever in the <Application> element).
Application Deployed="true" Name="TestWebApp"
Path="D:\WL8\weblogic81\TestDeploy\build" TwoPhase="true">
<WebAppComponent Name="TestWebApp" Targets="myserver" URI="TestWebApp"/>
</Application>
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the server, how does the server knows that it has to serve this request with files
from D:\WL8\weblogic81\TestDeploy\build\TestWebApp ? It should not be like the
web container iterates thru all the web application entries in config.xml and
tries to match with one context-root declaration. I repeat, I expected some mapping
similar to Tomcat's server.xml, where in the <docbase> element u clearly specify
the mapping between the context path and the physical directory
Rob Woollen <[email protected]> wrote:
Arindam Chandra wrote:
I'm running Weblogic 7.0 on Windows2000.The physical directory of myweb application
is D:\WL8\weblogic81\TestDeploy\build\TestWebApp and under these directoryI have
my JSPS, static HTML and WEB-INF. I define the context path of thisweb app in
the weblogic.xml ;-
<weblogic-web-app>
<context-root>/testapp</context-root>
</weblogic-web-app>
As a result of deploying this web app in the server (or it may be createdmanually
also), the following entry gets inserted in the server's config.xml,-
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(D:\WL8\weblogic81\TestDeploy\build|) + the web uri (TestWebApp). So
it
maps the context-root you've specified /testapp to that path.
It's a little clearer in the case where you had a full-fledged EAR.
Then you'r application path would map to the "root" of the EAR, and the
uris would point to the various modules (eg webapps.)
-- Rob
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it's properly executing my web app. My question is, how does the containerknows
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server files from D:\WL8\weblogic81\TestDeploy\build\TestWebApp. Inthe above
process, nowhere such mapping is specified. I expected something likeTomcat's
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hi
Please consider deploying a given EAR file on WebLogic Server 10.3.5 (part of JDeveloper 11.1.1.6.0) and changing the context-root for its web-module.
For example an EAR file with only a web-module (ReviewContextRootFirstApp.ear [1]) or an EAR file with a web-module and an ejb-module (ReviewContextRootSecondApp.ear [2]).
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- scenario (sc3) : deploy ReviewContextRootSecondApp.ear without deployment plan, results in context-root "/rcrsaweb" (as in application.xml)
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The blog post "Defining the context root of a web application in Oracle WebLogic server" [5] by Silviu Leahu in its section "Defining the context root in deployment plan" suggests to
"Remove the META-INF/application.xml DD from the EAR"
- scenario (sc5) : remove application.xml from ReviewContextRootFirstApp.ear (e.g. using Ant target "remove.application.xml.from.ear") and deploy with deployment plan fa-plan.xml, results in context-root "/rcrfaweb11" (as in fa-plan.xml)
- scenario (sc6) : remove application.xml from ReviewContextRootSecondApp.ear (e.g. using Ant target "remove.application.xml.from.ear") and deploy with deployment plan sa-plan.xml, results in context-root "/rcrsaweb21" (as in sa-plan.xml)
One could expect that using a deployment plan (like in scenario's (sc2) and (sc4)) would allow to configure/change the context-root, whithout having to make changes to the EAR file to make this possible. (Somewhat like "Figure 4-2 Single Deployment Plan Workflow")
Only in scenario's (sc5) and (sc6) I see something close to what I would like to achieve, but there the application.xml file has been removed from the EAR file.
So ...
- (q1) Is it impossible to change the context-root at deploy-time for a web-module in a given EAR file that includes an application.xml file, without changing the EAR file?
- (q2) Is working with EAR files that don't have an application.xml file a supported approach (to change the context-root at deploy-time)?
Seems like a simple goal, but I must be missing something that is required to achieve it.
- [1] ReviewContextRootFirstApp/deploy/ReviewContextRootFirstApp.ear in the ZIP file
at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/ReviewContextRootApps-v0.01.zip
- [2] ReviewContextRootSecondApp/deploy/ReviewContextRootSecondApp.ear in the (same) ZIP file
at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/ReviewContextRootApps-v0.01.zip
- [3] http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/web.1111/e13712/weblogic_xml.htm#WBAPP623
- [4] http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/web.1111/e13702/config.htm#DEPGD172
- [5] http://blog.leahu.net/it/2011/01/04/defining-the-context-root-of-a-web-application-in-oracle-weblogic-server/
many thanks
Jan Vervecken

Thanks for your reply René van Wijk.
René van Wijk wrote:
You can use deployment plans in order to change the context-root ...That is what I tried and describe in scenario's (sc2), (sc4), (sc5) and (sc6) in this forum thread.
Because the application.xml file (in the "given EAR file"), added by JDeveloper 11.1.1.6.0 when deploying to an EAR file, doesn't have id attributes on its application/module elements, I first tried a different XPath expression:
"/application/module/web[web-uri/text()="WebProject.war"]/context-root"
But, that didn't work.
Although the "given EAR file" does not have the suggested id attributes, I tried adding a deployment descriptor application.xml file that does have such id attributes [2], allowing an XPath expression like the one suggested:
"/application/module[id="WebProject"]/web/context-root"
- scenario (sc7) : deploy ReviewContextRootFirstApp.ear (in ReviewContextRootApps-v0.02.zip) with deployment plan fa-plan-application-xml-with-id.xml (tries to configure "/rcrfaweb14"), results in context-root "/rcrfaweb" (as in application.xml)
- scenario (sc8) : deploy ReviewContextRootSecondApp.ear (in ReviewContextRootApps-v0.02.zip) with deployment plan sa-plan-application-xml-with-id.xml (tries to configure "/rcrsaweb24"), results in context-root "/rcrsaweb" (as in application.xml)
So, it does not seem to work.
... you have to use a variable assignment in the right part of the deployment plan (in this case the application.xml) ...My observations I describe above (that it does not seem to work) seem to confirm the Oracle documentation [1] I referred to in this forum thread before:
"Oracle does not support using a deployment plan to change the context-root in an application.xml file. ... "
... By using an xpath expression, you can define which part of the xml has to be changed. ...The values for the deployment-plan xpath elements seem to be "peculiar".
Although it should not be a problem in an XPath expression, using single quotes (like module[id='WebProject'] ) instead of double quotes (like module[id="WebProject"] ) results in:
"java.lang.AssertionError: Attributes must be defined as name value pairs, eg, name="value" -- [id='WebProject']"
Because an XPath predicate expression would use an "@" to refer to an attribute, I also tried to replace what you suggested module[id="Web"] with something like module[@id="Web"] but that also did not make a difference.
- [1] http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/web.1111/e13702/config.htm#DEPGD172
- [2] http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/ReviewContextRootApps-v0.02.zip
regards
Jan Vervecken

How do I change the context-root of a web app with a deployment plan?

I've been trying to figure this out for several hours.
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<application>
<display-name>MyApp</display-name>
<module>
<web>
<web-uri>MyAppViewControler.war</web-uri>
<context-root>MyApp</context-root>
</web>
</module>
</application>
I want to change the context-root from /MyApp to something else when deploying the ear file. It seemed to me that using a deployment plan was the way to do this. But when I use this plan:
<deployment-plan>
<application-name>MyApp<application-name>
<variable-definition>
<variable>
<name>NEWCONTEXTROOT</name>
<value>foobar</value>
</variable>
</variable-definition>
<module-override>
<module-name>MyApp</module-name>
<module-type>ear</module-type>
<module-descriptor external="false">
<root-element>application</root-element>
<uri>META-INF/application.xml</uri>
<variable-assignment>
<name>NEWCONTEXTROOT</name>
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</variable-assignment>
</module-descriptor>
</module-override>
</deployment-plan>
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weblogic.descriptor.DescriptorException: VALIDATION PROBLEMS WERE FOUND
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I looked at http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs103/pdf/deployment.pdf which says:
"You cannot use a deployment plan to change the context-root in an application.xml
file. However, if an application is deployed as a library, you can either change the
context-root through an weblogic-application.xml file or use the deployment plan
to change the context-root in an weblogic-application.xml file."
I don't understand what this means. I'm not deploying my application as a library.
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</module-descriptor>
</module-override>
<config-root>/export/home1/tecapp/BrowserR08.003/plan</config-root>
</deployment-plan>
I do not know wether i will require the other module descriptor definition in this Plzn.xml. Now when I go to following link.
Deployments --> MyApp --> Testing
It gives me following url as a test page:
http://localhost:7001/BrowserWeb/servlet/BrowserServlet
as soon as i click on to the above link it redirects me to following.
http://localhost:7001/BrowserWeb/servlet/BrowserServlet/servlet/BrowserServlet
Same if i remove these context-root part my normal Testing menu shows me following link as my webapp access path
http://localhost:7001/BrowserWeb <-- My war file name is BrowserWeb.war so it is default name of my deployed application if i am not wrong
and as soon as i click on above link it redirects me to the following one.
http://localhost:7001/BrowserWeb/servlet/BrowserServlet
It means application server know that my full web access page is with '*servlet/BrowserServlet*' because its adding it in both the cases.
What I want is a constant URL whcih does not change?
Hope this helps :)

FYI: Extension Builder project w/ LCDS: channel-definition endpoint having context.root

This is an FYI of an issue and its workaround.
If developing a CS SDK Extension in Flash Builder / Extension Builder and the project is configured to use LCDS (LiveCycle DataServices), then if your services-config.xml contains Channel definitions having the variable {context.root} in the endpoint URL, then the following error will occur. This will happen even if you are not using that Channel in your Destination channel list.
The services-config.xml laid down when using LCDS integrated into ColdFusion has by default some channel definitions using context.root in the endpoint URLs. This is how I encountered the issue. On the other hand, the free developer edition of LCDS on Tomcat puts down a services-config.xml that does not have any reference to {context.root} in channel definitions, so the problem will not be encountered there.
Since I was not using a context root (was using the default of just "/"), I commented out the offending channels in services-config.xml to resolve the issue. One could also leave the (unused) channel definitions and then remove the {context.root} part from the endpoint.
ERROR
The services configuration includes a channel-definition 'java-amf' that has an endpoint with a context.root token but a context root has not been defined. Please specify a context-root compiler argument.
CHANNEL DEFINITION

 <channel-definition id="java-amf" class="mx.messaging.channels.AMFChannel">
 <endpoint uri="http://{server.name}:{server.port}{context.root}/flex2gateway/amf" class="flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint"/>
 </channel-definition>

Make sure your context root is defined in the project properties. This is at "project/properties/Flex Server" from the menubar or package explorer context menu. Alternately, you can hardcode your context root in the services-config.xml file/channel definition.

How to change data source name and context root during deployment

Hi,
Env:
WLS 10.1.3
JDev 11.1.1.6
Hudson
I need to deploy two instances of my ADF application on the same development enviroment. We are using Hudson to deploy. My question is how to change data source name and application context root before second deployment.
Kuba

I don't believe there is an inbuilt facility to do this.
Previously how I've done this is when checking files out using Hudson jovs, before the build I then use an Ant extension called XmlTask (http://www.oopsconsultancy.com/software/xmltask/) to modify the required XML files.
Can I ask why you're doing this in the first place please? Multi-tenancy? 2 versions of the same app?
CM.

How to map a url that does not match with the context root ?

does weblogic support url that does not match the context root ?
ex. the context root is AAA. the welcome page can be
retrieved using http://localhost:7001/AAA
Can it be configured to use http://localhost:7001/BBB to bring up the index.html in context root AAA ? if so, how ?

I agree with Imp68.
It still amazes me that in 2014 so many web sites are still not standards-compliant and instead insist on sniffing for the user-agent. And, in the majority of cases, I've found that the websites work fine with any modern browser.
phardell,
To be clear, Safari is not the problem, the website is! The developer of this website is still living in the 1990s and needs to move forward with the times. Imp68's suggestion will cause Safari to "pretend" to be whatever browser you wish. Try choosing "Safari 7" if that worked for you in the past and the website will likely go back to working. If that does not work then try choosing "Internet Explorer 10" from the menu and see if that works.
No matter what the result, you should look at the bottom of the page for a link to report problems with the website. Submit a comment that tells them that they need to "modernize your website to support all modern web browsers".
Good luck.

Context root attributes of interface contrls can't be mapped in this ver.

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