This attribute is used only for starting server instances.

The path to the security policy file for the WebLogic Server domain. Table 2-1 Attributes of the wlserver Ant Task Attribute For full documentation about the attributes of the standard Java Ant task, see Java on the Apache Ant site ( ). For example, you can use the output and error attributes to specify the name of the files to which output and standard errors of the wlserver Ant task is written, respectively. This means that all the attributes of the java Ant task also apply to the wlserver Ant task. The wlserver WebLogic Server Ant task extends the standard java Ant task ( .taskdefs.Java). If you only connect to a currently-running server using the wlserver task, the server process keeps running after Ant completes. If you start up a server instance using wlserver, the server process automatically terminates after the Ant VM terminates. When you use the wlserver task in an Ant script, the task does not return control until the specified server is available and listening for connections. The server instance may already exist in a configured WebLogic Server domain, or you can create a new single-server domain for development by using the generateconfig=true attribute. The wlserver Ant task enables you to start, reboot, shutdown, or connect to a WebLogic Server instance. Starting Servers and Creating Domains Using the wlserver Ant Task The sections that follow describe how to use the configuration Ant tasks, wlserver and wlconfig. For example, a single Ant build script can:Ĭompile your application using the wlcompile, wlappc, and Web services Ant tasks.Ĭreate a new single-server domain and start the Administration Server using the wlserver Ant task.Ĭonfigure the new domain with required application resources using the wlconfig Ant task.ĭeploy the application using the wldeploy Ant task.Īutomatically start a compiled client application to demonstrate or test product features. When combined with other WebLogic Ant tasks, you can create powerful build scripts for demonstrating or testing your application with custom domains. The configuration tasks enable you to start and stop WebLogic Server instances as well as create and configure WebLogic Server domains.

WebLogic Server provides a pair of Ant tasks to help you perform common configuration tasks in a development environment. Overview of Configuring and Starting Domains Using Ant Tasks

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