How to use weblogic on jdk 5?

Does anyone know, how to use weblogic and jdk 5?

Supported on version 9.0 Beta, only.
http://e-docs.bea.com/platform/suppconfigs/configs90/90_over/overview.html#1122259
Bill
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Does anyone know, how to use weblogic and jdk 5?

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C:\Users\Administrator>d:
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at weblogic.deploy.api.tools.SessionHelper.getRemoteDeploymentManager(SessionHelper.java:496)
at weblogic.deploy.api.tools.deployer.Jsr88Operation.connect(Jsr88Operation.java:297)
at weblogic.deploy.api.tools.deployer.Deployer.perform(Deployer.java:137
at weblogic.deploy.api.tools.deployer.Deployer.runBody(Deployer.java:88)
at weblogic.utils.compiler.Tool.run(Tool.java:158)
at weblogic.utils.compiler.Tool.run(Tool.java:115)
at weblogic.Deployer.run(Deployer.java:70)
at weblogic.Deployer.main(Deployer.java:54)
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at weblogic.deploy.api.spi.deploy.WebLogicDeploymentManagerImpl.getNewConnection(WebLogicDeploymentManagerImpl.java:148)
at weblogic.deploy.api.spi.deploy.WebLogicDeploymentManagerImpl.<init>(WebLogicDeploymentManagerImpl.java:118)
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at weblogic.deploy.api.tools.SessionHelper.getRemoteDeploymentManager(SessionHelper.java:496)
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at weblogic.jndi.Environment.createInitialContext(Environment.java:208)
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vyrav.

I have 1.3, 1.5, and 1.6 installed here. You can install them wherever you like, and use the %JAVA_HOME% system variable to point your tool(s) to the desired one that you wish to use.

How to use security roles in Weblogic server?

Hello Gurus,
I am new to Weblogic server and I am trying to investigate how to make
use of security roles in weblogic server (5.1.0). Can anyone point me
to some documentation. Specifically, I am looking for instance level,
and method level security and how to use it.
Thanks for taking your time to read this e-mail.
Thank You all in advance,
Hari.

You should read the security information in the Servlet 2.2 specification
that WL 5.1 implements:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
Chapter 11 deals with declarative and programmatic security, and includes a
section on roles:
11.4 Roles
A role is an abstract logical grouping of users that is defined by the
Application Developer or
Assembler. When the application is deployed, these roles are mapped by a
Deployer to security
identities, such as principals or groups, in the runtime environment.
A servlet container enforces declarative or programmatic security for the
principal associated with
an incoming request based on the security attributes of that calling
principal. For example,
1. When a deployer has mapped a security role to a user group in the
operational environment. The
user group to which the calling principal belongs is retrieved from its
security attributes. If the
principal's user group matches the user group in the operational environment
that the security
role has been mapped to, the principal is in the security role.
2. When a deployer has mapped a security role to a principal name in a
security policy domain, the
principal name of the calling principal is retrieved from its security
attributes. If the principal is
the same as the principal to which the security role was mapped, the calling
principal is in the
security role.
Cameron Purdy
http://www.tangosol.com
"Hari" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Hello Gurus,
I am new to Weblogic server and I am trying to investigate how to make
use of security roles in weblogic server (5.1.0). Can anyone point me
to some documentation. Specifically, I am looking for instance level,
and method level security and how to use it.
Thanks for taking your time to read this e-mail.
Thank You all in advance,
Hari.

How to use call back and user session id based conversation with web service in weblogic 6.1 sp2 ?????????

Hi, every one:
Here's my question of my day - >>>
I am using weblogic 6.1 SP2 right now - running on Unix and Win 2K, and
I got a web service up and running called Price Update web service through
which user can pick up a price and push a deal to another web service
called: deal service, the deal service will take the user deal and book the
deal ( sending a JMS message to a Queue, a MD will pick up and do the work,
then send the confirmation to another JMS Queue ), then the confirmation
will be picked up and sent to another web service , called: User Deal
Confirmation Service, here's the question:
1. Since the client application is only allowed to see its own confirmed
deals, how I can make the confirmed deal encrypted based on a server
generated key or the session id that client application provides
2. Now, I have 3 webservices: update, deal and confirm, each of them has a
client.jar file available - from the client application point of view, do I
need all these 3 client.jar, or I just need one of them ?????
3. How can I use web service call back in wls 6.1 sp2 ?????? - in the 7.0
beta, you can do this easily in the workshop, in the second question above,
I think I need some how relate the confirmation to the client conversation
id ??
thanks a lot for the input, have a nice day.
regards,
mark.

Any comments ?
mark
"markhu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Hi, every one:
Here's my question of my day - >>>
I am using weblogic 6.1 SP2 right now - running on Unix and Win 2K,and
I got a web service up and running called Price Update web service through
which user can pick up a price and push a deal to another web service
called: deal service, the deal service will take the user deal and bookthe
deal ( sending a JMS message to a Queue, a MD will pick up and do thework,
then send the confirmation to another JMS Queue ), then the confirmation
will be picked up and sent to another web service , called: User Deal
Confirmation Service, here's the question:
1. Since the client application is only allowed to see its own confirmed
deals, how I can make the confirmed deal encrypted based on a server
generated key or the session id that client application provides
2. Now, I have 3 webservices: update, deal and confirm, each of them has a
client.jar file available - from the client application point of view, doI
need all these 3 client.jar, or I just need one of them ?????
3. How can I use web service call back in wls 6.1 sp2 ?????? - in the 7.0
beta, you can do this easily in the workshop, in the second questionabove,
I think I need some how relate the confirmation to the client conversation
id ??
thanks a lot for the input, have a nice day.
regards,
mark.

How do I configure an enterprise application using Weblogic 10 wlconfig

Hi All,
I am converting an installer from WL8 to WL10. We use wlconfig to configure our EAR in wl8 with several wlconfig commands. These don't seem to work though when attempting to use wl10. The following error comes up more often than not and does not seem to be appropriate to what is actually happening.
Unable to create new bean of type WebAppComponent for pcidomain_new:Name=GenPortal,Type=Application:missing create method
I have searched the Weblogic Documentation and have found only general information on how to use wlconfig with a simple example that does not touch on application deployment. I have also found an MBean Reference but am unclear as to how to marry the two.
It would be really great if someone knew where I might find a concrete example of creating an Enterprise application using WL10.
Here is the current wlconfig task that we use successfully in weblogic 8.
${server-mbean} is read in earlier with a wlconfig query command.
          <wlconfig url="t3://${env.COMPUTERNAME}:${weblogic_port}" username="${weblogic_username}" password="${weblogic_password}">
               <create type="Application" name="GenPortal" property="GenPortalApp">
                    <set attribute="Path" value="${domain_home}/${domain_name}/applications/GenPortal.ear" />
                    <set attribute="StagingMode" value="nostage" />
                    <set attribute="TwoPhase" value="true" />
                    <create type="WebAppComponent" name="GenPortal">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="GenPortalWebApp.war" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="GenPortalEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="GenPortalEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="BidEvaluatorEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="BidEvaluatorEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="BidFormulatorEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="BidFormulatorEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="ConfiguratorEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="ConfiguratorEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="ISOCommunicationEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="ISOCommunicationEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="LMPManagerEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="LMPManagerEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="ScriptCalcEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="ScriptCalcEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
                    <create type="EJBComponent" name="SettlementEJB">
                         <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                         <set attribute="URI" value="SettlementEJB.jar" />
                    </create>
               </create>
               <create type="StartupClass" name="PCI_Initializer">
                    <set attribute="Targets" value="${server-mbean}" />
                    <set attribute="ClassName" value="com.pci.gtdw.bean.Initialize" />
                    <set attribute="Arguments" value="port=${weblogic_port},user=background,password=${background_user_password},debug=false,loggerLevel=debug" />
               </create>
               <set mbean="${domain_name}:Name=${domain_name},Type=JTA" attribute="TimeoutSeconds" value="1200" />
          </wlconfig>
As I mentioned earlier right now this fails with when trying to create the WebAppComponent as seen in the error message above.
Thanks for any help you can provide.

Here's a couple ideas:
1. Easier, but with non-deterministic response time:   Wire the button up to one of your I/O pins and poll it. When you detect the button, issue a software call to stop the pulse train. If the duration of the button press may be short compared to your polling rate, then wire it to a counter source pin and perform edge counting. When you poll any value > 0, the press has happened. (Sometimes the value may be >1 if the switch has "bounce").
2. Trickier, but with deterministic hardware timing: Configure another counter, call it counter B, for triggered pulse generation. Wire/configure the button as the trigger. Make sure that the "high time" of the pulse is long enough to let your software respond, if needed.   Also configure your original continuous pulse train counter to use Ctr B's output as a "pause trigger", specifying to pause when high.   When the button is pressed, counter B will fire a pulse and that pulse will inhibit your original counter's pulse generation. In short, the pulses will stop until counter B's pulse has completed its full duration. Your software can monitor for this series of events and stop the original counter task if needed.
-Kevin P.

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