1. Enter the server address, username root, password oralce on WinSCP (software). After entering it is the domain of weblogic. (Domain means a weblogic instance or domain, and the domain of weblogic is the weblogic deployment project)
2. After logging in, find this path: /root/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/base_domain, this path contains all the project packages deployed under weblogic (you can log in to weblogic to find the path. The username is weblogic, and the password is weblogic1. http ://192.168.100.54:9999/console/ )
3. The login page is divided into left and right sides. On the right side, you can find a certain file of a project package, and on the left side is the path of your own computer. If we want to see the contents of the file under weblogic, we can drag the file on the right to the left. Find this file on your local computer after dragging it. (This is generally used to check whether the file on weblogic is different from the file in your local eclipse, so you must first find this file in weblogic)
4. Xshell (software) is generally used to view the logs output by the console in real time (such as error messages, etc.). ,
The Xme5.exe software is good, and the key can be found online. After this executable file is installed successfully, there will be a shortcut of Xmanager Enterprise5, after opening this, there will be many things including xshell.
5. The operations after logging in to Xshell are as follows:
(0) cd / (this is the follow directory \:/weblogic/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/ftjc2017_domain9999/bin), which is actually to find the first character. If you don't cd /, then the root directory of the follower directory comes in by default, not the weblogic directory of the follower directory.
(1) ll, find subdirectories, ls is also
(1) Find the domain: cd /root/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/domains/base_domain
(2) Find the bin under this domain: cd bin
(3) View the log: tail -f 7001
(4) If you want to find the upper directory when looking for a directory: cd ..
6. Follow the webpage:
Introduce what Xshell and WinSCP are: http://blog.csdn.net/u010028869/article/details/50095683
Shell common commands: http://blog.csdn.net/junmail/article/details/4602745