Weblogic Solaris SMF start/stop script

Question

Does anyone have a Solaris SMF script to start/stop Weblogic they'd care to share? Thanks.
I don't think it matters but I'm running Solaris 10, Weblogic 10.3 and X86.

Answer 1

In /etc/rc3.d (all the files in this script are executed at the time of server boot) you can keep a script called S99weblogic and add below line that file,
#!/bin/ksh
su - wladmin -c "/etc/init.d/start_weblogic.sh start"
and in /etc/init.d you can write script start_weblogic.sh, as below
#!/bin/ksh
case "$1" in
'start')
# for admin server
if [ -f <init log path>/startadmin.log ]
then
print -n "\t\n\n deleting <init log path>/startadmin.log\n\n"
/usr/xpg4/bin/rm -rf <init log path>/startadmin.log
fi
### like above do for manged servers logs also ( if you have different script formats for admin and managed servers) and startadmin.log contains paths to all the admin server scripts)
# boot logs when the instances are started which will contains error while the instances are started
if [ -f init log path/boot.err.log ]
then
print -n "\t\n\n deleting init log path/boot.err.log\n\n"
/usr/xpg4/bin/rm -rf init log path/boot.err.log
#contians the list of domains in your physical or virtual server
if [ -f init log path/domain_list.log ]
then
print -n "\t\n\n deleting init log path/domain_list.log\n\n"
/usr/xpg4/bin/rm -rf init log path/domain_list.log
#list all domain names in domain_list.log
#use below command to find all the domians scripts home, for weblogic 8 in ur physical server
# for weblogic 8
ls -d <path to user projects untill scripts home>/* > inint log path/domain_list.log
#if ur domain are scattered then append other domains also -for weblogic 9.x, 10.x.........
ls -d <path to user projects untill scripts home>/*/bin >> initn log path/domain_list.log
# get start up sctiprs
for file in `/usr/bin/cat init log path/domain_list.log`
do
ls $file/startadm*.sh >> init log path/startadmin.log
ls $file/startwl*.sh >> init log path/startmgd.log
fi
done
#start startup scritps
for file in `/usr/bin/cat init log path/startadmin.log`
do
cd `/usr/bin/dirname $file`
nohup $file >> init log path/boot.err.log 2>&1 &
#do the same for manged server sctips
done