BEA WebLogic Server 7 사용자 설명서

BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 Upgrade Guide

When you convert your 

weblogic.properties

 file, the appropriate 

web.xml

 and 

weblogic.xml

 files are created for you under the directory 

domain\applications\DefaultWebApp_myserver\WEB-INF

. Follow the 

preceding directory structure and place the XML files in the 

domain\applications\webAppName\WEB-INF

 directory that you create. For 

information on deploying web applications, see 

.

The Web Application Deployment Descriptor (

web.xml

) file is a standard J2EE 

descriptor used to register your servlets, define servlet initialization parameters, 
register JSP tag libraries, define security constraints, and define other Web Application 
parameters. For detailed instructions on creating the deployment descriptor, see 

 in Assembling and Configuring Web 

Applications.

There is also a WebLogic-specific Deployment Descriptor (

weblogic.xml

). In this 

file you define JSP properties, JNDI mappings, security role mappings, and HTTP 
session parameters. The WebLogic-specific deployment descriptor also defines how 
named resources in the 

web.xml

 file are mapped to resources residing elsewhere in 

WebLogic Server. For detailed instructions on creating the WebLogic-specific 
deployment descriptor, see 

. 

This file may not be required if you do not need the preceding properties, mappings, 
or parameters.

Use the 

web.xml

 and 

weblogic.xml

 files, in conjunction with the Administration 

console, to configure your applications. The XML files can be viewed through any text 
editor. To edit them, simply make your changes and save the file as 

web.xml

 or 

weblogic.xml

 with the appropriate path as specified by the prescribed directory 

structure under 

 for more information. If you do not want to deploy 

your applications together as a single Web Application, you need to split up the XML 
files that have been created for you, creating the appropriate XML files specific to each 
Web Application. Each Web Application needs a 

weblogic.xml

 file and a 

web.xml

 

file as well as whichever files you choose to put in it.