What is the best tool for updating an existing Domain?

What I want to do is create an installation program that updates an existing domain
with a new server and a new application targeted to that server. The installation
program has to work with any valid domain and needs to be easy for the end-user.
Using a script to extend an existing domain using the configuration wizard insilent mode seems like a real good approach. The problem is that a Server is NOT
a configuration object type available when extending an existing domain. So I
can’t add a new server to an existing domain with this approach.
Using ANT tasks – wlconfig and wlserver would probably do the trick. The issuehere is that the domain admin server must be running, and my preference is that
this not be the case. Using JMX has the same issue.
So what I’m I left with in terms of tools? Anything? Or do I have to manipulatethe config.xml file directly? Is this a good idea?
Has anyone else faced a similar scenario, and what solution did you come up with?
Thank You

ANT and wlconfig is a way.
config.sh has an off-line tool for updates.
whshell is an alternative to ANT.
We are working on a solution to unify all of this in Diablo.
cheers
mbg
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What I want to do is create an installation program that updates anexisting domain
with a new server and a new application targeted to that server. Theinstallation
program has to work with any valid domain and needs to be easy for theend-user.
>
Using a script to extend an existing domain using the configurationwizard in
silent mode seems like a real good approach. The problem is that a Serveris NOT
a configuration object type available when extending an existing domain.So I
can't add a new server to an existing domain with this approach.
Using ANT tasks - wlconfig and wlserver would probably do the trick. The
issue
here is that the domain admin server must be running, and my preference isthat
this not be the case. Using JMX has the same issue.
So what I'm I left with in terms of tools? Anything? Or do I have to
manipulate
the config.xml file directly? Is this a good idea?
Has anyone else faced a similar scenario, and what solution did you comeup with?
>
Thank You

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