There was a case where i was trying to find out some weblogic configuration using the console, but it was not displaying due to some memory or God knows what issue.
I thought of using the WLST to connect to the running weblogic instance.
Step 1
Go to weblogic/bin directory
Step 2
Make sure you set your WLS environment
. ./setWLSEnv.sh
Step 3
Make sure JAVA installed.
Run
java weblogic.WLST
Connect(‘weblogic’,’password,’t3://host:port’)
Connect to host using your credentials and password.
domainRuntime()
cd(‘ServerRuntimes/Sservername’)
You can traverse the tree with CD commands and get properties from command line.
whatever is with –r
do a get(propertyName)
*Items in bold need to run in command line, normal ones are comments.
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