Installing pj_server811_generic.jar

Hello!
I've installed Weblogic server 8.1 on an unsupported Unix-like system
(FreeBSD4.8) and in seems to be working quite fine.(I have done the
install in graphic mode on a test machine)
Now, I need to do the same installation on a remote FreeBSD system.
But I don't want to install everything ....I need only the server and
the necessary library.
I'd also like to have the server run as user www(right now, It's running
as the root).
How can I pass all configuration parameters[install directory,things to
install(server+libs), userToRunAs(?), etc] to the server in console mode?
Is there any startup script that can be used to start the server at boot
time?
PS: I apologize If I'm asking obvious questions ...I'm new to all this
Weblogic stuff.
Thanks.
Regards...
Arcadius.

Hi,
It's good to know that the install worked fine on unsupported platform!
Yes, you can run the install in using a script in something called silent mode.
Please refer to
http://edocs.bea.com/platform/docs81/install/silent.html#1050064
for silent installation. You can only specify the products you want to install.
Let us know if you need more help.
Best regards,
Platform Team.
"Arcadius A." <[email protected]_NO_SPAM> wrote:
Hello!
I've installed Weblogic server 8.1 on an unsupported Unix-like system
(FreeBSD4.8) and in seems to be working quite fine.(I have done the
install in graphic mode on a test machine)
Now, I need to do the same installation on a remote FreeBSD system.
But I don't want to install everything ....I need only the server and
the necessary library.
I'd also like to have the server run as user www(right now, It's running
as the root).
How can I pass all configuration parameters[install directory,things
to
install(server+libs), userToRunAs(?), etc] to the server in console mode?
Is there any startup script that can be used to start the server at boot
time?
PS: I apologize If I'm asking obvious questions ...I'm new to all this
Weblogic stuff.
Thanks.
Regards...
Arcadius.

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