The BlazeDS is a free and open source J2EE application that provides data services to Adobe Flex and AIR applications. I’ve deployed it to Weblogic 10.0 server. I thought somebody else would be interested to do the same. Here is how.
Now is a good time to verify that the BlazeDS applications were deployed successfully. It is easy to do by checking the status of the applications in the Weblogic Admin console and scanning the log files for errors.
My server is configured with HTTP port 7001. My Weblogic console URL is http://localhost:7001/console. The console application asks for the admin’s name and password. Just want to remind that they were specified during the domain configuration step. Once you logged in, select Deployments in the Domain Structures window. You should see these applications deployed
I also like to check the log files for errors. The BlazeDS log file is created in
D:\bea10\user_projects\domains\blazeds\servers\AdminServer\logs folder and it is called blazeds.log. I could not find any errors in the log, which is a good sign.
The BlazeDS samples use the database that is provided in the BlazeDS distribution. To start the database, open a command prompt window, navigate to \blazeds_b1_020108\sampledb folder and run startdb.bat:
Now lets test drive the BlazeDS. Navigate to the
http://localhost:7001/samples/testdrive.htm and follow the sample instructions. All sample applications worked nicely in my case. I’ve got data via HTTPService, Web Services, Java Remoting mechanism just fine.
I verified blazeds.log and AdminServer.log files for errors and could not find any. Everything run just fine.
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I am trying to set up blazeDS on a remote weblogic server, and I am not sure how to configure the compiler (-services) and server settings (root folder) to make it work. I keep getting errors about invalid root folder, or the web server cannot be connected. I would appreciate any pointers you can give me. Thanks a lot!
Christina
big thank you
Does this works for weblogic 9.2..?
Thanks in Advance.
-Venkat