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I just moved my web project into MyEclipse and tied weblogic 6 sp1 into it so I can run weblogic inside MyEclipse. Everything is fine but when I run my app, the first time I accessed a link that retrieved data in the backend, a dos comand prompt poped up for a second and then dissapeared. This only happened the first time so if i accessed that link again, the dos comand did not pop up. I’m running it on my xp machine. If I started weblogic outside MyEclipse in a dos comand prompt and ran the app, the dos prompt did not happen. Do you have any ideas?
when you start weblogic from within MyEclipse, does it call the startWeblogic.cmd program? If not, then what does it call? I’m still trying to debug the pop up dos comand problem. Thanks
when you start weblogic from within MyEclipse, does it call the startWeblogic.cmd program?
No, it does not. Our connector basically startus up WebLogic the same way, using the same startup class and arguments as the script, but it does so directly by invoking the same Java main routine as the script. It doesn’t call the script itself.
The problem with the dos prompt popped up within MyEclipse might be because Weblogic was trying to compile the jsp pages the first time you access it and it needs to use the comand prompt to do this. After that it’s fine. I used WSAD with WebSphere app server before and it did not do this but I guess Weblogic is different. If you know of a way to suppress this and not have weblogic displays the dos prompt then pls let me know. Otherwise, I can consider this issue closed for now. Thanks
gibs,
We tried this internally one two different test machines and didn’t see the console window pop really quickly. Can you track down all the JDKs and JREs you have installed? On these test systems we have the Sun JDK installed, no IBM and no JRockit… would this possibly be an area where our test systems and your’s differ?
