Setting up java.system.property in WL 6.0

Hi all,
I just installed Web Logic 6.0. I would like to know if anyone knows how
to set java.system.property in Web Logic 6.0
In old Web Logic 5.1, I added this line in weblogic.properties file. Now
since we don't have weblogic.properties file anymore, I am assuming this
should go in config.xml. Documentation says I should use Admin Console
to modify config.xml and to convert old weblogic.properties file, but I
found Admin Console confusing.
My Web Logic 6.0 is installed on d:\bea\. I clicked on Convert
Weblogic.properties and I see directories on my system. I click on icon
to get the directory that has weblogic.properties file. Then I get page
that ask me to pick Clusters and Server and I have no idea what
directory I need to click on
If someone knows what to do next or how to edit Config.xml so that I can
add my java.system.property, please e-mail me
Thanks in advance
Qaiser

Did you see the directions on page 3-11 of the WLS 6.0 Administration Guide? I
followed these steps, and was able to create a new domain. I found them to be
clear.
Laurel
"Jesper de Jong" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hello all,
Instead of working with "mydomain" and "myserver" I want to create my
own domain.
IMHO, the documentation on e-docs is not very clear on the steps that
are necessary
to do this.
What are the steps, or where can I find better documentation on creating
a domain?
regards,
Jesper

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