Deleting WebLogic Configuration Template

Hi All
I want to delete a Configuration Template that I created on my Windows desktop. We have procedures to create templates and I could not find the same for deleting templates. Is there any specific way to delete a template? I guess deleting the Executable Jar under C:\Oracle\Middleware\user_templates is not the solution
Please let me know. Thanks in advance
chrs0302

Hi chrs0302,
I believe by deleting the jar file which had been created in should be the solution. However do let us know if you are facing any issues after doing that.
Regards,
Ravish Mody
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