WebLogic Server (WLS) 7.0

HP NonStop Server Platform Guide for WebLogic Server—525779-001
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6 Pet Store Sample Application
Running Pet Store Sample Application
Running Pet Store Application in the Installed WebLogic Server Location
Running the PointBase Form of Pet Store
Running the SQL/MX Form of Pet Store
Accessing Pet Store from a Web Browser
Running Pet Store in Another Location
Running Pet Store Sample Application
Pet Store is a sample reference application that demonstrates the WebLogic Server
features.
On the HP NonStop server, the sample application Pet Store can use either of these
relational databases:
•
PointBase, which is written in Java and bundled with BEA WebLogic Server.
•
HP NonStop SQL/MX, for optimal performance on the NonStop server. This
database is available after running a script to change Pet Store from PointBase.
For both databases, the application source for Pet Store is the same, and only the
configuration files changed when they were built.
You can detect what version of Pet Store is ready to run by using the
whichPetStore.sh script. For example:
ksh [123] export WL_HOME=/usr/bea/weblogic700
ksh [124] $WL_HOME/samples/server/config/petstore/whichPetStore.sh
whichPetStore.sh: Examining files in /usr/bea/weblogic700/samples/server
whichPetStore.sh: Examined Pet Store files use PointBase
Running Pet Store Application in the Installed
WebLogic Server Location
The easiest place to run Pet Store is in the installed location which, by default, is
/usr/bea/weblogic700. However, running Pet Store in the installed location
changes files in the installed directories, which can cause problems for other users
who want to run private copies of Pet Store. Also, you need write access to the
installation directories.
Before you run Pet Store or other applications with WebLogic Server, ensure that you
are running the Parallel Library TCP/IP. For example:
ksh [125] add_define =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME class=map file=\$ZSM1
ksh [126] add_define =PTCPIP^FILTER^KEY class=map file=~mykey
ksh [127] info_define all
To run Pet Store in directories outside the installed WebLogic Server location, see
Running Pet Store in Another Location.