JDeveloper Basics - Resetting Integrated Weblogic Server

JDeveloper Basics - Resetting Integrated Weblogic Server

Have you every had a problem with JDevelopers Integrated Weblogic Server, or just want to reset your Integrated Weblogic Server. This is the guide for you.

Many Guides say you need to delete your whole "system11.1.1.6.38.62.29" / "system" folder. That makes you loose all your JDeveloper settings. Rather than doing that, go into your JDeveloper system folder, and delete the folder "DefaultDomain"

Windows:

Go to

This can be in two places namely run: 

%appdata%/jdeveloper/

Windows + r
 








or in the address bar within windows explorer.

Linux

You can:

cd ~/.jdeveloper/

OS-Done:

Once you are int hat folder, and you have multiple JDevelopers installed, you must go into the folder that is "system" + JDeveloper Version. (You can find that out in my previous post.

Go into that folder, and delete the DefaultDomain Folder.

Note:

This will not work if you are currently running JDeveloper

#bearMan.

JDeveloper Basics - Role Change

JDeveloper Basics - Changing Your Role

When JDeveloper starts up you can select a Role. I like to select Studio Developer (All Features). Although there are some occations where you might only want to do Database "stuff" and thus use "Database Developer"

If for some reason you choose to Select the Database Developer, and in the middle of doing what needs to be done, you realise you need to do something else. You can change your role by selecting:

Tool > Switch Role

Then you can select the new Role.

Hope this saves a little bit of time.

JDeveloper Basics - Getting Version

JDeveloper Basics- Getting the exact Version of JDeveloper you are using.

Firstly Open JDeveloper:

Click on Help and then About.

You will then see your JDeveloper Generic Version (Studio Version)

and your JDeveloper Build Version (Build JDEVADF)