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So I checked the code and it has to be boolean in the json attributes file and not a string but I will also allow true as string

thanks.

Here is my example

{
“run_list”: [“recipe[fmw_jdk::install]”,
“recipe[fmw_jdk::rng_service]”,
“recipe[fmw_wls::setup]”,
“recipe[fmw_wls::install]”,
“recipe[fmw_domain::domain]”,
“recipe[fmw_domain::extension_jrf]”,
“recipe[fmw_domain::nodemanager]”,
“recipe[fmw_domain::adminserver]”
],
“fmw”: {
“java_home_dir”: “/usr/java/jdk1.8.0_65”,
“middleware_home_dir”: “/opt/oracle/middleware_1221”,
“weblogic_home_dir”: “/opt/oracle/middleware_1221/wlserver”,
“version”: “12.2.1”
},
“fmw_jdk”: {
“source_file”: “/software/jdk-8u65-linux-x64.tar.gz”
},
“fmw_wls”: {
“source_file”: “/software/fmw_12.2.1.0.0_infrastructure.jar”,
“install_type”: “infra”
},
“fmw_domain”: {
“databag_key”: “DEV_WLS2”,
“restricted”: true,
“domains_dir”: “/opt/oracle/middleware_1221/user_projects/domains”,
“apps_dir”: “/opt/oracle/middleware_1221/user_projects/applications”,
“nodemanager_listen_address”: “10.10.10.81”,
“nodemanager_port”: 5559
}
}

Thanks for reporting this.

I will fix it today or at least tomorrow.

cheers Edwin

Great work with the Chef recipes. Thanks a lot to you and Edwin for the effort.
I tested some of them and found a small issue in a particular case. In the ‘fmw_domain’ cookbook, the ‘extension_jrf’ recipe doesn’t correctly pick up the “restricted=true” use case, due to missing quotes:

if node[‘fmw_domain’].attribute?(‘restricted’) and node[‘fmw_domain’][‘restricted’] == true

It works well after changing this line to:
if node[‘fmw_domain’].attribute?(‘restricted’) and node[‘fmw_domain’][‘restricted’] == ‘true’

Thanks again and best regards,
Radu

I think Puppet (or Chef) is a better way to manage configuration, nice to see how you integrate these tools.

Btw, for linking and orchestrating containers I found Fig (http://fig.sh) very useful.

Best,
Jorge.

1. This code will not work remotely. The following line doesn’t work remotely. It needs to be on server box.
plan = loadApplication(appPath, planPath)

2. Restart is not required, and code it not restarting as well due to some reason.

3. Line no 164, there is a bug. We need to pass jndi name instead.

http://github.com/weblogic-community/weblogic-docker

I think the killer feature of Docker its vendor independent format providing (almost perfect) location transparency. Creating containers locally, that can also run on the major clouds without any changes such as Amazon and Google is fabulous.

Supporting Docker with OEL and ksplice can be only the first step.
Would be cool to see Docker supported on Oracle Cloud soon 🙂

looks like you don’t have java on your PATH

Thanks, I cannot speak for Oracle “as a whole” or IBM at all, but I can say that there are some people in Oracle who do use Robot, and who are exploring how it could be used to test applications built on top of our platform.

Thanks