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Unexpected error in deployApps.sh - Remote Connection WDT 3.0 #1482
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@RamonBrandi Can you try replacing the However, I have to wonder...is the app already on the remote Windows machine at the specified location? If you are trying to do remote, online deployment without an archive file, the model needs to have the |
The |
Yes, the file is in a shared path between the linux and windows machine. So it's already on the windows host and it wouldn't need to be uploaded. I think for this specific case then it would be better to run the direct use of wlst, right? Or put to upload my artifact to the target server, right? |
I ran the command with the following content inside manifest-deploy.yml:
Log in file:
What could it be? |
@RamonBrandi what version of WLS is WDT using and what version is the remote Windows server using? |
Windows server 2017 |
@RamonBrandi which version of WebLogic Server is installed on the Linux machine where WDT is running? Same 10.3.6 version? From looking at the error, it seems that WDT is trying to determine if the server is part of a dynamic cluster. Since Dynamic Clusters did not exist in 10.3.6, I suspect that the Oracle Home being used to run WDT is not 10.3.6. Since WDT determines the WebLogic Server version by its local Oracle Home, it is critical in this remote deployment situation that both the local and remote WLS versions are the same. Once this is corrected, WDT should no longer try to determine if the server is part of a dynamic cluster. |
I found out that the team didn't install the 11g version I'm running wdt on, so that must be it. Anyway, we decided to update our weblogic servers to the latest version as well... Thank you for your help. |
I'm running deployApps.sh on a linux machine and I need to deploy it on a windows machine remotely. For that, I'm running the following command:
Inside my manifes-deploy.yml contains the following
I get the following error in the console:
In deployApps.log:
I already tried changing the two slashes to a single slash in the path but it didn't work. Returns the same error every time:
Is the connection method correct? Is it possible to deploy a remote connection from linux to windows?
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