Weblogic Server6.1 administration console

Hi,
I have just installed weblogic6.1 with sp2 on windows 2000.I am not able to
view the adminstration console.The dialog box for username and password
appears,but once i click OK the browser window disppears.Can someone help me
with this??
Thanks
Ramya

Hi.
Hmm, hard to say what this could be. Are there any error messages in the WLS
log?
The console uses an applet - can you open the java plugin console and look for
errors there when you invoke the console?
You might also try using a different browser, or try installing the JDK 1.3
plugin.
Regards,
Michael
Ramya wrote:
Hi,
I have just installed weblogic6.1 with sp2 on windows 2000.I am not able to
view the adminstration console.The dialog box for username and password
appears,but once i click OK the browser window disppears.Can someone help me
with this??
Thanks
Ramya--
Michael Young
Developer Relations Engineer
BEA Support

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