I have custom javascript files which i have to deploy in the analyticRes folder in OBIEE 12c but I couldn't find the folder path. In OBIEE 11g it was present under /instances/instance1/bifoundation/ OracleBIPresentationServicesComponent/coreapplication_obips1/analyticsRes. What is the steps to deploy this analyticsRes in OBIEE 12c?
You can create analyticsRes folder anywhere on OBIEE server filesystem(or at least a place OBIEE can access, can also be on a mounted shared folder) and deploy it through console to make it visible directly through analytics.
please follow this link below for step by step approach:
https://gianniceresa.com/2016/12/deploy-custom-folder-obiee-12c-analyticsres/
In 12C it is deployed as a war. Login to obiee console(http://your_server:port/console/) and locate analyticsRes under deployment. You will get the path from here. Download the war file. Update war files with new js files and deploy again as war.
The JAVA EE applications in OBIEE 12c are located under $ORACLE_HOME$\bi\bifoundation\jee.
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Where can find unifiedpush-server-wildfly.war and unifiedpush-auth-server.war files in unified push server. where can i deploy it?
It's located at {your_jboss_installation_root_folder}/standalone/deployments/, you can just drop your .war files there and JBoss will automatically deploy them.
If the .war is successfully deployed, you will see a file such as unifiedpush-auth-server.war.deployed being generated in the same folder.
Otherwise, files such as unifiedpush-auth-server.war.failed will be generated. It is a text file so open it you will find why it failed to deploy in JBoss.
Hope this helps.
I have deployed a war file through management console of JBOSS EAP to my company server. I lost my source code accidentally deleted. How can i download the file that's now running on the server to my local machine. Please help me
When you have access to JBoss directory and you pack source code into jars so:
You deploy a war file through the management console your archive is saved on path:
JBOSS_HOME/standalone/tmp/vfs/deployment (in case when you are in standalone mode)
There you can see unpacked war file with jars. But java source code is usually converted to bitecode and you can not get code from it. Maybe you compose your jar with source code and you can see source code.
But unfortunately I don't know way how to do it through Management console.
In the management console of JBoss, go to "Deployments", click the applicable deployment, click "View". Then you have the possibility to browse through all files in the war. Downloading the full war means clicking the war, and on the right, click "Download".
(all based on the 3.0.19.Final console version)
I've got a project called CodeProjects that I've made in eclipse and want to upload it to my remote server, the problem is I need to configure it run in the ROOT folder so I can access the site via domain.com/ but tomcat unpacks the .war file and configures it to run as domain.com/CodeProjects/ how do I change this? Thanks.
I am working on RAD(WebSphere Portal Server 6.1v) and i am getting java build path error for ServiceManager and BOFactory jar files.
Kindly help.
I believe this is part of WebSphere Process Server. These jar files are located in the <INSTALL_ROOT>/plugins directory
BOFactory is located in com.ibm.soacore.runtime_6.1.0.jar
ServiceManager is located in com.ibm.soacore.sca_6.1.0.jar
You need to have the server or the client jars installed on the machine you are developing on.
I have developed an web application using HTML, Java Servlet and all. While developing I was using Tomcat to deploy it in order to test it.
Now my development is done and I want to make it live. For that we have live server but as I am new to all this I dont know how to deploy my java web application on live server?
So please help me if you know to answer?
My Project Structure
ProjectName
->src
->beanClass
->class1
->Class2
->easyServlet
->Servlet1
->Servlet2
->Servlet3
->easyTrans
->Class1
->Class2
->Class3
->Class4
->build
->WebContent
->META-INF
->MENIFEST.mf
->WEB-INF
->lib(contain javascript files)
->web.xml
->html1
->html2
->html3
->html4
->html5
I am also using MySql so what I have to about it..
You will have to build a WAR of the project.
You can do this
in eclipse: right click on the project, Click "Export", and choose war file in the dialog (and mention, the destination, name and all)
via ant using the war task
The ant option is better because when you have multiple developers on the project and the code is in version control, it is easier to get the project automatically (using ant) and build a war. (you have version control, don't you?)
But this is more of an operational difference (albeit an important one) but the war created in either way are same
Deploy the war to the server
You can manually copy the war file to the $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory (See the "Creating and Deploying a WAR File" section on this article)
You can use the Tomcat 6 "Manager" application.
Update
You said that you are using MySql also. MySql should be installed on a server (it can be on the same server) and the configuration should be changed (username, password, server details) so that the application connects to the same database (I am sure you are not hard coding database details and credentials in your application and reading them from some configuration, this is the configuration that has to be changed)
For that we have live server but as I am new to all this I dont know how to deploy my java web application on live server?
I assume by this you meant , you have a public IP assigned to a server. Now you can install tomcat into this server and open the tomcat port for public and you will be able to access.
Now build a war file of your webapplication and put it into web-apps dir of the tomcat and start the server
Making a few assumptions here. You need
A tomcat instance running on your production server
Permissions to make changes to the tomcat instance
A war file that bundles your application
If you have both, then you need to navigate to the Tomcat manager page and follow the instructions to upload your war file.
Deploy the war to the server
You can manually copy the war file to the $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory.
You can use the Tomcat 6 "Manager" application.