Below is a simple yet secure way to startup managed servers within weblogic on a unix environment without having to enter in the credentials every time. In this scenario, I have managed server running oracle identity analytics called oia_server1 though it keeps requesting for the credentials every time it requires starting up.
When setting these within the admin server, you are required to alter the setSOADomainEnv.sh files. If you have a managed server(s) to configure, you must first startup the admin server then allocate memory from within the gui.
When you want to use client applications to connect to the Weblogic server 10.3.x and above, you will need to create a wlfullclient by using the JarBuilder tool. This is dependent on the Weblogic and Java version.
I was created a java class, which would be used to connect to an exposed data source within the Weblogic domain though I was experiencing the following the following error:
When you want to use client applications to connect to the Weblogic server 10.3.x and above, you will need to create
a wlfullclient by using the JarBuilder tool. This is dependent on the Weblogic and Java version.
This issue pops up when trying to start up weblogic with the correct credentials. weblogic.security.SecurityInitializationException: Authentication for user weblogic denied
When you have configured 2 Weblogic servers as one cluster,
you need to ensure the 2 servers can communicate with one another to tell one server it's actions. To do this, you use multicasting.
I could not locate the absolute memory allocation for the Weblogic managed servers for OIM and SOA.
Allocating the maximum allocation pool (-Xmx), heap size, does not allocate the total RAM memory to the Weblogic managed servers.
Items outside the realms of the maximum allocations poll, such as thread stacks, perm sizes, and library memory allocations also need to be considered.
You need to include the system property of the 'java.security.auth.login.config'. The fastest way is to include the following System.setProperty line
within your java code when authenticating against weblogic