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How to create a WebLogic DataSource using WLST and running it through Apache Maven

In this article, I will show you how to create a WebLogic DataSource. You will need two files to do this. In my case, I named them: createDatasource.properties createDatasource.py The properties file contains weblogic domain related information, while the python/wslt file contains the necessary WLST commands the create the datasource. Finally, to execute the script through Maven run: mvn com.oracle.weblogic:weblogic-maven-plugin:wlst-client -DfileName=createDatasource.py Alternatively, you can run the script through wlst.sh in your domain home: $ORACLE_HOME/oracle_common/common/bin/wlst.sh createDatasource.py The full code is committed here .

Configuring a compact domain on Oracle BPM Suite 12c

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Assuming that you have a working BPM or SOA Suite installation and an Oracle Database Express Edition installation, then you can move on creating a compact domain.  Otherwise, you may take a look here and here . Open a terminal and enter the following commands: 1.  Navigate to Oracle_Home/oracle_common/bin, for example: cd  /Users/<your  username> /Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/bin 2. Execute RCU, which stands for Repository Creation Utility and will enable you to create the required schemas for compact domain. This will start a wizard to guide you through the procedure. ./rcu 3. Navigate through the next screens clicking next. 4. Enter your Database Server details and click next. 5. Select a prefix for the schemas to be created, choose which schemas you wish to create and click next. 6. Enter a password for all schemas and click next. 7. Click next through the next two screens. 8. A pop up will appear to ask per...