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Well, at least I’ve answered one question
I figured out why the web app I was trying to build before broken when I used the exported build script. Turns out that you need to run a setup script to get your environment “just right” before running the build.
I’m not sure exactly why WebLogic Workshop bothers to make things customisable
It just makes things break!!
(Followup at end)
Why do things have to be so bloody hard????
I did a silly thing last week. I’ve been avoiding being given a task for the last nine months, and then all of a sudden I ended up volunteering to do it, for all sorts of reasons. The task: work out how to use WebLogic Workshop as a real tool, in conjunction with our other [...]
Gotcha with Struts/WebLogic and forwarding multi-part requests
Turns out that, with Struts 1.1. at least, this can be a bad thing to do. Why? You lose the parameters on the request.
A Weblogic “Kitchen Sink” episode
I encountered a lovely piece of Classpath Hell thanks to Weblogic (7.0) today. Or rather a colleague of mine did; I just helped him figure it out.