Weblogic hangs while configuring JDBC data sources

Hi,
We are performing the pre-installation configuration setps. Once we clicked on the Finish button weblogic it takes the request but unable to complete the same.
Kindly provide the inputs in resolving the issue.
Configuration details:
database - Oracle 11g
O/S : Linux
Weblogic: 10.3.4
Prime catalog: 10
Regards,
Syam.

Issue got resolved after restarting the weblogic server. However we are unable to view the 'Data Source' in View JNDI Tree’ page of weblogic. Which is causing the deployment of RequestConsole.war file to fail.
Kindly add your inputs to address the issue:
Regards,
Syam.

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Setting up JDBC Data Source for JCA Database Adapter in WLS - only SID?

Following the documentation for setting up a connection for use with the JCA Database Adapter (http://otnbeta.oracle.com/fmw11g/582tj30eapvb/integration.1111/e10231/life_cycle.htm), section 2.4.1, Step 8 simply says "Enter the connection properties in the Connection Properties page, and then click Next"
In the "Create a New JDBC Data Source" screen of the WLS Administration Console there is the entry field vaguely labeled as "Database Name:" Of course I entered the Oracle RDBMS service name (which we should ALWAYS be using), only to be informed upon clicking next, that WLS was expecting the SID.
Two things:
1. At least through this maintenance console, it appears that BEA did not understand the whole concept or value of Oracle RDBMS logical service names versus the SID (I have seen this in several products that Oracle has acquired). Best practice would be to use the Oracle RDBMS service name, which doesn't appear to be an option in this console.
2. The OFM documentation should be more helpful in explaining.

Compare to the analogous setup in OAS 10.1.3.4/EM... far better clarity in the maintenance console and option of either SID or service name.

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