Why war.DDInit's result put to screen, not to a stage directory

Question

          Hi, I am new in weblogic. I run "java weblogic.ant.taskdefs.war.DDInit stage" to automatically
          create web.xml & weblogic.xml, but it only create one xml file and print it to screen,
          not to the stage/WEB-INF directory, I have create stage/WEB-INF direcoty and put
          jsp file under stage directory and set enviroment just as the doc(Developing Weblogic
          Server Applications) describe, I use Weblogic 7.0, How to solve this problem?
          

Answer 1

          Hi, I use the absolute directory "c:\stage" instead of relative directory "stage",
          but it still not work.
          "ludovic le goff" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Hello Rafe,
          >
          >In my opinion, there is maybe a mistake in your java command line.
          >As described at this link :
          >http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs70/programming/packaging.html#1068003, the
          >staging-dir parameter is a directory.
          >I would suggest to type the following java command instead of yours (
          >assuming that you put the stage directory in the C drive ) :
          >- java weblogic.ant.taskdefs.war.DDInit c:\stage
          >
          >I hope this helps.
          >Best regards,
          >Ludovic.
          >Developer Relations Engineer
          >BEA Customer support
          >"rafe lin" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message news:
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          >>
          >> Hi, I am new in weblogic. I run "java weblogic.ant.taskdefs.war.DDInit
          >stage" to automatically
          >> create web.xml & weblogic.xml, but it only create one xml file and print
          >it to screen,
          >> not to the stage/WEB-INF directory, I have create stage/WEB-INF direcoty
          >and put
          >> jsp file under stage directory and set enviroment just as the
          >doc(Developing Weblogic
          >> Server Applications) describe, I use Weblogic 7.0, How to solve this
          >problem?
          >
          >