Passing Options to Target Connections When Deploying

When deploying in JDeveloper, you may want direct access to the target application server connection in order to pass command line options. For example, you may want to specify the client JAR which contains the necessary stubs and skeletons on the client side to support RMI-IIOP deployment. These options would overwrite or bypass the server's default settings.

If you are deploying to a standalone OC4J, you can pass options to its command line, admin.jar. Similarly, if deploying to Oracle Application Server, options can be passed to the server's Distributed Configuration Management (DCM) via its command line utility, dcmctl. These options would be passed to all deployed applications in the target application server instance.

To pass options to target application server connections when deploying:

  1. If not already done, create the appropriate deployment profile.
  2. In the Navigator, select the appropriate project_icon project icon to expand the tree.
  3. Select and right-click the appropriate deployment profile icon and choose Settings.
  4. In the J2EE module's deployment profile settings panel, select the node which corresponds to the target connection type for which you want to pass command options:
  5. (Optional) Click Restore Default to revert to the default template settings for the target application server connection type.
  6. Click OK when you are finished editing the deployment profile settings.

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Related topics

Configuring Your Project to Use the Embedded OC4J Server