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An OC4J administrator's primary duties are setup, configuration, monitoring, and application deployments. In the previous chapter you saw how OC4J is architected, configured, and monitored . This chapter will focus on how the administrator deploys J2EE applications provided by the developers. We'll show how the administrator acts as a deployer to take a Java application from the developers and deploy it into a production 10g AS environment. You'll do this with the GUI Application Server Control (ASC) utility and via the command line with dcmctl . Finally, we'll show you how to change some application-specific settings via the ASC utility.
In this chapter, we'll cover the following:
Deployment overview. How applications are developed and released within 10g AS
Creating a dedicated OC4J instance. How to create a dedicated OC4J instance to support a specific application
Deploying and undeploying an application via the ASC. Using the ASC tool to deploy and undeploy applications is quick and easy
Deploying and undeploying an application via command line dcmctl commands. The ability to deploy applications via the command line is useful and we show you how
Modifying application-specific settings via ASC. How to make configuration changes via the ASC utility is explained
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