Database Reference
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Starting up and shutting down the
infrastructure
The SOA Infrastructure can be started up and shut down in several
ways—through the console, through WLST, or through shell scripts. All ap-
proaches are valid and depend on your preference. However, our recommenda-
tion is to use a set of scripts, which are available with this chapter, to make this
repetitive process less cumbersome.
Regardless of the approach you follow, be aware of a few points. You should
ideally start up Node Manager first. Node Manager serves multiple purposes—it
can automatically restart a managed server that has crashed, it provides you
with the ability to start up managed servers remotely, and it is required for
clustered installations. In a clustered installation, AdminServer is started up
on only a single physical server per cluster.
Using scripts
The instructions mentioned in the following sections describe how to start up and
shut down the SOA Infrastructure in Linux by using the bash shell.
Disabling prompt of WebLogic password
When you start up any managed server, you will be prompted for the username
and password that were used to create the domain. To disable prompting of
these credentials at startup, edit the boot.properties file on all managed
servers. This is a one-time step that is recommended to be done on every man-
aged server on each node of your cluster.
Prior to starting up the SOA and BAM managed servers, perform the following
steps:
1.
Set the environment (refer to the Setting the environment section below).
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