How to Deploy EAR from command line?

hello all, I would like to know if there is a good way to deploy EAR files from
the command line for weblogic server 6.1
the documentation says I can just copy the file over and use auto-deploy but then
it wont be administerable from the the admin console
thanks!
James

Hi James,
Autodeployment should work under the development mode.
Make sure you are not running into the production mode.
Another approach is to use WebLogic's JMX API to dynamically
deploy your EAR. This could be quite tedious though.
Lynch
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hello all, I would like to know if there is a good way to deploy EAR filesfrom
the command line for weblogic server 6.1
the documentation says I can just copy the file over and use auto-deploybut then
it wont be administerable from the the admin console
thanks!
James

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