Way 2 Freshers

Q. Can you help me debug my program?
A. If the problem you are having is not directly related to our software, we suggest that you use a Java development tool that helps you with debugging, and that you invest in some books or training to help you learn Java. There are many ways to build debugging into your program, and getting good training in Java programming is a good start to understanding how to do this.

Q. Where can I get help learning Java?
A. There are a lot of books and online references to Java. A good starting place is at the JavaSoft website documentation index, which has links to white papers and the Java Tutorial. You can find books on Java at any of the major online book shopping sites.

Q. Where do I get the JDK?
A. WebLogic 6.1 bundles JDK131. See our Platform support page for information about specific JDKs that we have tested and certified for use with WebLogic software.
Once you determine which version of the JDK you will be using, go to the JavaSoft website. Many platform vendors provide an optimized version of the JDK for their computers.

Q. How do I set up my CLASSPATH?
A. Setting up your CLASSPATH correctly depends on what you are trying to do. The most common tasks are described below:
 Starting WebLogic Server. See Setting the Classpath Option in the Starting and Stopping WebLogic Servers section of the Administration Guide. In addition, your WebLogic distribution includes shell scripts that you can use to start the server. These scripts, which are located in the domain directories under the config directory of your WebLogic Server distribution, automatically set up the CLASSPATH variable in the shell before starting the server
 Compiling Application Classes or Using WebLogic Server Utilities. See Setting the Classpath for Compiling in the Developing WebLogic Server Components section of Developing WebLogic Server Applications.
 Working With WebLogic Server Code Examples. See the WebLogic Server Examples Guide located at samples/examples/examples.html in your WebLogic Server distribution.

Q. Why won’t the examples work?
A. Usually problems with examples are related to your environment. Here are some troubleshooting hints:
1. If you are using a database, make sure you have run the utility utils.dbping to verify that your JDBC driver is correctly installed and configured.
2. Run the setEnv script to make sure your CLASSPATH is correctly set in the shell or DOS window in which you are running the examples.
3. Check the instructions for the examples to make sure you have changed any user-specific variables in the code before compiling.
4. Verify that you are compiling with the -d option to direct the class files into the proper directory, as defined in the example instructions.
If the example is an applet, check the CODE and CODEBASE, and make sure WebLogic Server is running.

Popularity: 3%

ShareThis