First (in an ideal world) you would deploy it to a development environment.
Often, developers have (unlimited) access to the development environment.
A quick way to deploy your WebCenter application is from JDeveloper.
To use this method, you need access to the admin server. This is the reason why you probably cannot deploy this way to test or production environments.
How do we deploy from JDeveloper:
- When you're ready for testing the application on a development environment, open the Application menu and select deploy, then your application
- Select Deploy to Application Server as we want to deploy it directly and click Next.
- If you already created a connection to your admin server, select it and click Next. Then proceed to step 9
Otherwise, click the + image at the top right hand corner
- Enter a name for the connection, e.g. development-server and click Next
- Enter the admin username / password for the admin server and click Next
- Enter the connection details for the domain, and click Next
- Test the connection (you never know) and click Finish
- Select the connection and click Next
- Select Deploy to selected instances in the domain, select a server (preferably a custom server, otherwise a server with the WebCenter libraries targetted) A safe choice is the WC_Spaces server. Click Finish
- After some time, a Deployment Configuration wizard will popup.
On the MDS tab, you can select the Metadata Store and the partition within the MDS - On the connections tab you can modify the connection details.
For different environments, you might have different servers providing different services.
If you would like to change connections, select the connection and click the pencil icon
- Change the connection details and click OK
- Finally, click Deploy to deploy your application.
- Run the application by going to the URL in the browser:
http://localhost:8888/reference-Portal-context-root
For deployments using other methods, keep an eye on the blog.
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