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    Joe7pack
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    Im using MyEclipse with Weblogic 8.1. I’ve specified my BEA Home Directory as: C:\bea and my Weblogic Installation directory as: C:\bea\weblogic811. My web application resides under a separate directory structure with a root at c:\svn\myapp When I attempt to start the application under MyEclipse I get this error message: Enter username to boot WebLogic server:. I’ve specified the correct admin user name and password. If I set the Execution Domain Root to the location of the application I get an error saying the config.xml cannot be found at c:\svn\myapp. When I copy the config.xml from c:\bea\weblogic811\bin to c:\svn\myapp I get the error: Exception raised: ‘weblogic.management.configuration.ConfigurationException: DomainName provided (myWebApp) does not matchDomain name (mydomain) in config.xml’

    Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe

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    Riyad Kalla
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    Joe,
    Does everything run fine from the command line, and it’s only from within MyEclipse the problem arises?

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    Joe7pack
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    Yes, my Weblogic app server runs fine from the command line. I remember specifying somewhere what start up and shut down scripts to use within MyEclipse and now it bugs me that I can’t find anymore where that was specified, but that’s not relevant right now anyway. But I’d appreciate it if you could give me the navigation path to change that in the future. Do I need to change any of the Weblogic start up parameters (e.g. specify a debugging port somewhere)? We have a rather complicated app server environment but we should be able to make JSP debugging work.

    TIA, Joe

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