BEA WebLogic
`Collaborate
`A Component of BEA WebLogic Integration
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`Administering
`BEA WebLogic Collaborate
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`Copyright
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`Contents
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`About This Document
`What You Need to Know ......................................................................................x
`e-docs Web Site.....................................................................................................x
`How to Print the Document................................................................................. xi
`Related Information............................................................................................. xi
`Contact Us!......................................................................................................... xii
`Documentation Conventions ............................................................................. xiii
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`1. Starting, Stopping, and Customizing WebLogic Collaborate
`Understanding the Preconfigured Domains....................................................... 1-2
`Understanding WebLogic Collaborate Users and Passwords ........................... 1-4
`Starting WebLogic Collaborate......................................................................... 1-5
`Starting WebLogic Collaborate on Windows ............................................ 1-5
`Starting WebLogic Collaborate with Program Icons.......................... 1-5
`Starting WebLogic Collaborate from the Command Line.................. 1-6
`Starting WebLogic Collaborate on UNIX.................................................. 1-7
`Starting the WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console............................ 1-7
`Stopping WebLogic Collaborate ..................................................................... 1-10
`Stopping WebLogic Server and All Deployed Applications ................... 1-10
`Stopping WebLogic Server and All Deployed Applications
`on Windows ............................................................................... 1-10
`Stopping WebLogic Server and All Deployed Applications
`on UNIX .................................................................................... 1-12
`Stopping from the WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console........ 1-13
`Restarting from the WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console...... 1-15
`Starting the WebLogic Server Administration Console.................................. 1-17
`Starting WebLogic Process Integrator Studio ................................................. 1-19
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`Starting Studio for the Custom or Samples Domain ................................ 1-19
`Starting on Windows......................................................................... 1-20
`Starting on UNIX .............................................................................. 1-20
`Starting Studio on a System Remote to WebLogic Collaborate .............. 1-21
`Starting on Windows......................................................................... 1-21
`Starting on UNIX .............................................................................. 1-21
`Logging In and Connecting to the WebLogic Process Integrator Server. 1-22
`Studio Configuration Requirements......................................................... 1-23
`Adding the Required Users to the fileRealm.properties File ............ 1-23
`Adding wlc.jar to the CLASSPATH in the Start Studio Command . 1-24
`Customizing WebLogic Collaborate ............................................................... 1-25
`About Updating the JDBC Configuration ................................................ 1-25
`Updating the JDBC Connection Pool....................................................... 1-27
`JDBC Connection Pool Parameters................................................... 1-28
`Updating the RDBMS Realm Properties.................................................. 1-29
`Updating the WebLogic Collaborate Environment.................................. 1-30
`Updating the Default Passwords .............................................................. 1-31
`Updating the system Password.......................................................... 1-31
`Updating the default WebLogic Process Integrator Passwords ........ 1-32
`Updating the wlcsystem Password.................................................... 1-32
`Verifying Configuration .................................................................................. 1-33
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`2. Configuration Requirements
`Configuration Overview .................................................................................... 2-2
`XOCP Applications ........................................................................................... 2-5
`XOCP Hub and Spoke Delivery Channels................................................. 2-5
`XOCP Peer-to-Peer Messaging .................................................................. 2-7
`Trading Partners .................................................................................. 2-7
`Conversation Definitions................................................................... 2-11
`Collaboration Agreements................................................................. 2-12
`How It Works.................................................................................... 2-13
`XOCP Mediated Messaging..................................................................... 2-15
`Trading Partners ................................................................................ 2-16
`Conversation Definitions................................................................... 2-21
`Collaboration Agreements................................................................. 2-22
`How It Works.................................................................................... 2-25
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`RosettaNet Applications.................................................................................. 2-27
`The Environment...................................................................................... 2-28
`Trading Partners ....................................................................................... 2-29
`Conversation Definitions.......................................................................... 2-32
`Collaboration Agreements........................................................................ 2-33
`How It Works........................................................................................... 2-34
`cXML Applications......................................................................................... 2-35
`Browser Clients ............................................................................................... 2-38
`Hosting a Browser Client ......................................................................... 2-41
`File-Sharing Clients......................................................................................... 2-44
`Hosting a File-Sharing Client................................................................... 2-45
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`3. Basic Configuration Tasks
`WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console Overview .............................. 3-2
`Configuring WebLogic Collaborate.................................................................. 3-7
`Configuring Trading Partners............................................................................ 3-9
`Configuring Conversation Definitions ............................................................ 3-11
`Configuring Collaboration Agreements .......................................................... 3-14
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`4. Advanced Configuration Tasks
`Overview of Advanced Features ....................................................................... 4-2
`XPath Expressions in Routing and Filtering ..................................................... 4-3
`XPath Router Expression Processing......................................................... 4-6
`XPath Filter Expression Processing ........................................................... 4-7
`Configuring Trading Partner and Business Protocol
`Router and Filter Expressions .................................................................... 4-8
`Additional Information............................................................................... 4-9
`Custom Logic Plug-Ins.................................................................................... 4-10
`Configuring Logic Plug-Ins ..................................................................... 4-12
`Adding a Custom Logic Plug-In to a Business Protocol
`Router or Filter Chain ................................................................ 4-12
`Additional Information............................................................................. 4-13
`Trading Partner Extended Properties............................................................... 4-14
`Configuring Trading Partner Extended Properties................................... 4-15
`Additional Information............................................................................. 4-16
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`5.
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`Importing and Exporting Business Collaborations
`Business Collaboration Components................................................................. 5-2
`Export and Import Overview............................................................................. 5-3
`Exporting from WebLogic Collaborate............................................................. 5-4
`Importing to WebLogic Collaborate.................................................................. 5-8
`Exporting a Workflow Package......................................................................... 5-9
`Importing a Workflow Package....................................................................... 5-11
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`6. Monitoring WebLogic Collaborate
`Overview of Monitoring.................................................................................... 6-2
`A Note About Conversation Monitoring ........................................................... 6-2
`WebLogic Administration Console Monitoring Pages ..................................... 6-3
`Monitoring the Server........................................................................................ 6-5
`Monitoring Trading Partner Sessions................................................................ 6-7
`Monitoring Delivery Channels .......................................................................... 6-9
`Monitoring Conversations ............................................................................... 6-10
`Monitoring Collaboration Agreements............................................................ 6-11
`Monitoring Messages ...................................................................................... 6-14
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`7. Working with the Repository
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`8. Working with the Bulk Loader
`Understanding the Terminology........................................................................ 8-2
`Importing Data into the Repository ................................................................... 8-3
`How the Bulk Loader Imports Data ........................................................... 8-3
`Procedure for Importing Data into the Repository..................................... 8-5
`Exporting Data from the Repository ................................................................. 8-6
`How the Bulk Loader Exports Data ........................................................... 8-6
`Full and Partial Repository Exports ........................................................... 8-7
`Short and Long Repository Exports ........................................................... 8-9
`Procedure for Exporting Repository Data ................................................ 8-10
`Deleting Data from the Repository.................................................................. 8-11
`How the Bulk Loader Deletes Data.......................................................... 8-11
`Procedure for Deleting Repository Data .................................................. 8-12
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`Working with the Bulk Loader Configuration File ......................................... 8-13
`Bulk Loader Configuration File for Importing Data................................ 8-13
`Bulk Loader Configuration File for Exporting Data................................ 8-14
`Working with the Repository Data File........................................................... 8-15
`Checking Data ................................................................................................. 8-17
`Creating an Error Log .............................................................................. 8-17
`Validating XML Files .............................................................................. 8-18
`Checking Data Integrity ........................................................................... 8-18
`Checking Data Integrity While Importing or Deleting ..................... 8-18
`Checking Data Integrity During an Export ....................................... 8-20
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`9. Configuring Persistence and Recovery
`Understanding Persistent Mode......................................................................... 9-1
`Understanding Nonpersistent Mode.................................................................. 9-3
`Understanding Recovery ................................................................................... 9-3
`Configuring Persistence and Recovery ............................................................. 9-5
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`A. WebLogic Collaborate Sample Configuration Files
`config.xml......................................................................................................... A-2
`setEnv.cmd/setEnv.sh..................................................................................... A-13
` startWebLogic.cmd/startWeblogic.sh ........................................................... A-14
` fileRealm.properties ...................................................................................... A-16
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`B. Update Considerations
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`About This Document
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`This document describes how to configure and manage WebLogic Collaborate(cid:153), the
`Business-to-Business (B2B) component of WebLogic Integration.
`
`Specifically, it discusses following topics:
`
`! Chapter 1, (cid:147)Starting, Stopping, and Customizing WebLogic Collaborate,(cid:148)
`provides the basic information you need to get started with WebLogic
`Collaborate.
`
`! Chapter 2, (cid:147)Configuration Requirements,(cid:148) presents sample configurations that
`summarize the requirements for typical collaboration participants.
`
`! Chapter 3, (cid:147)Basic Configuration Tasks,(cid:148) provides an overview of the tasks and
`procedures required to configure WebLogic Collaborate for trading exchange,
`supply chain management, and collaborative commerce applications.
`
`! Chapter 4, (cid:147)Advanced Configuration Tasks,(cid:148) serves as an introduction to the
`more advanced features of WebLogic Collaborate and provides a roadmap to
`where more detailed information can be found.
`
`! Chapter 5, (cid:147)Importing and Exporting Business Collaborations,(cid:148) describes how
`you can export and import the necessary components of a business collaboration.
`
`! Chapter 6, (cid:147)Monitoring WebLogic Collaborate,(cid:148) provides an overview of how
`you can use the WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console to monitor and
`control WebLogic Collaborate, trading partner sessions, delivery channels,
`conversations, and collaboration agreements.
`
`! Chapter 7, (cid:147)Working with the Repository,(cid:148) describes how WebLogic Collaborate
`configuration elements are stored in the database repository.
`
`! Chapter 8, (cid:147)Working with the Bulk Loader,(cid:148) provides the information you need
`to use the bulkloader to load data into the repository.
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`! Chapter 9, (cid:147)Configuring Persistence and Recovery,(cid:148) describes how persistence
`and recovery work in WebLogic Collaborate.
`
`! Chapter A, (cid:147)WebLogic Collaborate Sample Configuration Files,(cid:148) provides
`system administrators with samples of the files that configure WebLogic Server
`and deploy the applications required for WebLogic Collaborate.
`
`! Chapter B, (cid:147)Update Considerations,(cid:148)summarizes the constraints and
`considerations related to modifying WebLogic Collaborate configuration
`elements.
`
`What You Need to Know
`
`This document is intended mainly for developers and system administrators
`responsible for the creation, setup, and administration of trading exchange, supply
`chain management, and collaborative commerce applications deployed on BEA
`WebLogic Collaborate.
`
`Before reading this document, we recommend that you read the Introducing BEA
`WebLogic Collaborate document.
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`e-docs Web Site
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`BEA product documentation is available on the BEA corporate Web site. From the
`BEA Home page, click on Product Documentation or go directly to the (cid:147)e-docs(cid:148)
`Product Documentation page at http://e-docs.bea.com.
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`How to Print the Document
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`You can print a copy of this document from a Web browser, one file at a time, by using
`the File(cid:151)>Print option on your Web browser.
`
`A PDF version of this document is available from the BEA WebLogic Collaborate
`documentation Home page, which is available on the documentation CD and on the
`e-docs Web site at http://e-docs.bea.com. You can open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat
`Reader and print the entire document, or a portion of it, in book format. To access the
`PDFs, open the BEA WebLogic Collaborate documentation Home page, click the PDF
`Files button, and select the document you want to print.
`
`If you do not have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed, you can download it for free
`from the Adobe Web site at http://www.adobe.com/.
`
`Related Information
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`The WebLogic Collaborate document set includes the following:
`
`! BEA WebLogic Collaborate Release Notes
`
`! Introducing BEA WebLogic Collaborate
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`! Administering BEA WebLogic Collaborate
`
`! Creating Workflows for BEA WebLogic Collaborate
`
`! Using BEA WebLogic Collaborate Security
`
`! Using BEA WebLogic Collaborate Samples
`
`! Writing Messages to the BEA WebLogic Collaborate Log
`
`! Implementing cXML for BEA WebLogic Collaborate
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`! Implementing RosettaNet for BEA WebLogic Collaborate
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`! Migrating BEA WebLogic Collaborate to Release 2.0
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`! Programming BEA WebLogic Collaborate Messaging Applications
`
`! Programming BEA WebLogic Collaborate Logic Plug-Ins
`
`! Programming BEA WebLogic Collaborate Management Applications
`
`! BEA WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console Online Help
`
`! BEA WebLogic Collaborate Glossary
`
`Contact Us!
`
`Your feedback on the BEA WebLogic Collaborate documentation is important to us.
`Send us e-mail at docsupport@bea.com if you have questions or comments. Your
`comments will be reviewed directly by the BEA professionals who create and update
`the WebLogic Collaborate documentation.
`
`In your e-mail message, please indicate that you are using the documentation for the
`BEA WebLogic Collaborate 2.0 release.
`
`If you have any questions about this version of BEA WebLogic Collaborate, or if you
`have problems installing and running BEA WebLogic Collaborate, contact BEA
`Customer Support through BEA WebSupport at www.bea.com. You can also contact
`Customer Support by using the contact information provided on the Customer Support
`Card, which is included in the product package.
`
`When contacting Customer Support, be prepared to provide the following information:
`
`! Your name, e-mail address, phone number, and fax number
`
`! Your company name and company address
`
`! Your machine type and authorization codes
`
`! The name and version of the product you are using
`
`! A description of the problem and the content of pertinent error messages
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`Documentation Conventions
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`The following documentation conventions are used throughout this document.
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`never be typed.
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`Indicates optional items in a syntax line. The brackets themselves should
`never be typed.
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`buildobjclient [-v] [-o name ] [-f file-list]...
`[-l file-list]...
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`should never be typed.
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`Indicates one of the following in a command line:
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`Example:
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`CHAPTER
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`1 Starting, Stopping, and
`Customizing WebLogic
`Collaborate
`
`This section provides the information you need to start, stop, and customize WebLogic
`Collaborate. It includes the following topics:
`
`! Understanding the Preconfigured Domains
`
`! Understanding WebLogic Collaborate Users and Passwords
`
`! Starting WebLogic Collaborate
`
`! Starting the WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console
`
`! Stopping WebLogic Collaborate
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`! Starting the WebLogic Server Administration Console
`
`! Starting WebLogic Process Integrator Studio
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`! Customizing WebLogic Collaborate
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`! Verifying Configuration
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`Understanding the Preconfigured Domains
`
`A WebLogic Server domain is a collection of WebLogic Server resources and
`applications that occupy a single namespace. The configuration of a domain and the
`applications deployed are dependent on the domain start and configuration files.
`Components of WebLogic Integration (such as WebLogic Collaborate) are
`applications that are deployed in a WebLogic Server domain.
`
`When you install WebLogic Collaborate, the following WebLogic Collaborate sample
`and custom domains are created and configured:
`
`! WebLogic Collaborate Sample Domain
`This domain is located in the /config/samples directory under the WebLogic
`Collaborate installation directory. For example, if you installed the product in the
`default location, the sample domain would be located in the
`<BEA_Home>/wlintegration2.0/collaborate/config/samples directory.
`
`! WebLogic Collaborate Custom Domain
`This domain is located in the /config/mydomain directory under the WebLogic
`Collaborate installation directory. For example, if you installed the product in the
`default location, the custom domain would be located in
`<BEA_Home>/wlintegration2.0/collaborate/config/mydomain directory.
`
`The sample domain is configured with a JDBC connection pool that provides the
`access information required to connect to a Cloudscape database. (Cloudscape is a
`pure-Java relational database management system that BEA ships with the WebLogic
`distribution to allow you to run code examples.) The installation program creates a
`Cloudscape database for this domain, and populates the database with the tables
`WebLogic Collaborate requires. No further configuration of this domain is required to
`run the sample applications included with the WebLogic Collaborate distribution or
`obtained from the WebLogic Developer Center.
`
`The custom domain is configured with a JDBC connection pool that provides the
`access information required to connect to the database selected during installation. If
`you selected a database other than Cloudscape for the custom domain, you must
`execute the appropriate scripts as described in Installing BEA WebLogic Collaborate
`to create the database tables WebLogic Collaborate requires. This custom domain can
`then be used to run sample applications or to develop and deploy your own
`applications.
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`Understanding the Preconfigured Domains
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`A copy of each of the following files is located in the sample and custom domain
`directories. These files control the WebLogic Server resource configuration and the
`initial deployment of the applications in each domain:
`
`! Start command(cid:151)each domain contains a startWeblogic.cmd (Windows) or
`startWeblogic.sh (UNIX) file.
`
`! Environment command(cid:151)the WebLogic Collaborate environment is set by the
`setEnv.cmd (Windows) or setEnv.sh (UNIX) file. The start command calls
`this file.
`
`! config.xml file(cid:151)an XML document that describes the configuration of an
`entire WebLogic Server domain.
`
`! The fileRealm.properties file(cid:151)the default security realm in WebLogic
`Server is the File realm. The User, Group, and ACL objects that are created
`when WebLogic Server is started are stored in the fileRealm.properties file.
`
`An example of each file is provided in Appendix A, (cid:147)WebLogic Collaborate Sample
`Configuration Files.(cid:148)
`
`As part of the WebLogic Collaborate installation, each setEnv file is updated with the
`information required to start WebLogic Collaborate. For information about the
`required environment settings, see (cid:147)Updating the WebLogic Collaborate
`Environment(cid:148) on page 1-30.
`
`When you start WebLogic Collaborate by executing the startWebLogic command
`for one of the preconfigured domains (as described in (cid:147)Starting WebLogic
`Collaborate(cid:148) on page 1-5), WebLogic Collaborate, WebLogic Process Integrator, and
`the associated WebLogic Collaborate plug-in, are deployed on WebLogic Server.
`
`As you become more familiar with WebLogic Collaborate and the other WebLogic
`Integration components, you can use the custom or samples domain as the starting
`point for development and testing, or you can create your own domain by modeling it
`after one of the preconfigured domains.
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`Understanding WebLogic Collaborate Users
`and Passwords
`
`The WebLogic Collaborate installation configures a default fileRealm security realm
`for each of the domains described in the previous section. The following default users
`and passwords are configured.
`
`Table 1-1 Default User Names and Passwords
`User Name
`Default
`Description
`Password
`
`system
`
`security
`
`wlcsystem
`
`wlcsystem
`
`This login is used to:
`! Boot the WebLogic Server.
`! Access the WebLogic Server
`Administration Console.
`! Access the WebLogic
`Collaborate Administration
`Console.
`
`This login is used by the WebLogic
`Collaborate run-time environment.
`
`admin
`
`mary
`
`joe
`
`security
`
`password
`
`password
`
`These default logons are used to
`log on and connect to WebLogic
`Process Integrator from the Studio
`or Worklist client.
`
`Update
`
`Update this password from the
`WebLogic Server Administration
`Console.
`
`Update this password from the
`WebLogic Collaborate Administration
`Console.
`Warning: Do not update this password
`using the WebLogic Server
`Administration Console.
`
`Update users (add or delete) from the
`WebLogic Process Integrator Studio.
`Update an existing user password from
`the WebLogic Server Administration
`Console.
`
`To ensure system security, you can change the default passwords as described in
`(cid:147)Updating the Default Passwords(cid:148) on page 1-31.
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`Administering BEA WebLogic Collaborate
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`ServiceNow, Inc.'s Exhibit 1005
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`Starting WebLogic Collaborate
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`Starting WebLogic Collaborate
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`As described in (cid:147)Understanding the Preconfigured Domains(cid:148) on page 1-2, when you
`execute the startWeblogic.cmd (Windows) or startWeblogic.sh (UNIX)
`command for a domain, WebLogic Server is started and deploys WebLogic
`Collaborate, WebLogic Process Integrator, and the WebLogic Collaborate plug-in for
`WebLogic Process Integrator.
`
`The following sections provide instructions for executing the start command on a
`Windows or UNIX system.
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`Note:
`
`If you have shut down the WebLogic Collaborate application from the
`WebLogic Collaborate Administration Console, this procedure does not
`apply. See (cid:147)Restarting from the WebLogic Collaborate Administration
`Console(cid:148) on page 1-15.
`
`Starting WebLogic Collaborate on Windows
`
`On a Windows system, you can start WebLogic Collaborate with the program icons or
`from the command line.
`
`Note:
`
`If WebLogic Server is already running, you must stop it before executing the
`start command.
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`Starting WebLogic Collaborate with Program Icons
`
`To start WebLogic Collaborate using program icons, do one of the following:
`
`! To start from the WebLogic Collaborate custom domain, choose
`Start→Programs→BEA WebLog