Quick question on the weblogic support in the latest build

Because port/host settings for local Weblogic are stored in the corresponding config.xml and should be changed via Configuration
Wizard or whatever specific tool .
Change domain path and notice host/port numbers changed accordingly.

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"Grant Lewis" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message news:19010632.1065638779447.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

Can someone enlighten me as to why the port setting is immutable, set to 7001 by default, when adding local server instances in

the configuration dialog? I can modify the host and port settings when adding a remote server configuration.
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Grant

What you said didn't make any sense to me. I have a single domain with 3 servers: an admin server on port 7001, and 2 managed servers. All of these servers share the same config.xml and each server has a different set of port numbers.

How do I create local configurations for all my servers if I can't change the port number? I attached the external tool file I use now to start/stop the local servers in my domain. I'd like to do something similar using the new weblogic integration in aurora.

Grant

It worked for me. When I the domain path to the domain dir, it found the config file and set my port correctly.

I also changed my port from the default of 7001 to 80. And IntelliJ found that...

I'm using build 944

I never said it didn't work for a domain with a standalone server. I know exactly what it's doing and I'm saying it's limited in the current implementation and should be refactored to support more complex domains. I cannot create a local configuration for anything other than an admin server.

I attached my config.xml file as an example of what doesn't work with the current plug-in implementation. I can create a local configuration for the admin server (port 7001) but not the 2 managed servers.

Grant

In that sense local configuration of managed servers is not supported yet.
Please post the request into the www.intellij.net/tracker if you need this.
Meanwhile, you can connect to the managed servers remotely

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Alexey Kudravtsev.
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"Grant Lewis" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message news:11810670.1065707365202.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

What you said didn't make any sense to me. I have a single domain with 3 servers: an admin server on port 7001, and 2 managed

servers. All of these servers share the same config.xml and each server has a different set of port numbers.
>

How do I create local configurations for all my servers if I can't change the port number? I attached the external tool file I use

now to start/stop the local servers in my domain. I'd like to do something similar using the new weblogic integration in aurora.
>

Grant

May I just ask why you would need seperate managed servers in a development
environment?

"Grant Lewis" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
news:21219609.1065713877110.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

I never said it didn't work for a domain with a standalone server. I know

exactly what it's doing and I'm saying it's limited in the current
implementation and should be refactored to support more complex domains. I
cannot create a local configuration for anything other than an admin server.
>

I attached my config.xml file as an example of what doesn't work with the

current plug-in implementation. I can create a local configuration for the
admin server (port 7001) but not the 2 managed servers.
>

Grant

This is not solved yet?

i can put admin server host and port to local configuration but then intellij still trying to connect to localhost:7001