Understanding The Weblogic Server 7.0 Directory Structure; Porting An Application From Weblogic Server 6.X To Weblogic Server 7.0 - BEA WebLogic Server 7 Upgrade Manual

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Upgrading WebLogic Server 6.x to Version 7.0
5. Modify or eliminate any WebLogic Server 6.x startup script directory structure
tests. For example, if your script tries to verify a relative path, either fix the
directory structure test or remove it.
WebLogic Server 7.0 installs the JVM, JDK 1.3.1_02, with the server installation. The
setenv.sh
information regarding certified JVMs is available at the
Understanding the WebLogic Server 7.0
Directory Structure
The directory structure in WebLogic Server 7.0 is different from that of 6.x. For
complete information on the updated directory structure see
WebLogic Server Directory Structure
Installation Guide.
If you are booting your WebLogic Server 6.x domain with the WebLogic Server 7.0
environment, the new directory structure is created automatically. However, if you
have custom tools or scripts that rely on the WebLogic Server 6.x domain directory
structure, you need to update those tools relative to the new directory structure.
Similarly, if you have a scripted tool for creating domains in the WebLogic Server 6.x
environment, you will have to change those scripts. It is best to use the
Wizard
Porting an Application from WebLogic
Server 6.x to WebLogic Server 7.0
Note: Throughout this document, the directory of the new WebLogic Server 7.0
Use the following steps to port WebLogic 6.x applications on WebLogic Server 7.0:
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scripts provided with the server all point to the JVM. The latest
which can be scripted.
domain that is created is referred to as
Certifications
in Performing Post-Installation Tasks in the
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domain
Page.
Understanding the
Configuration