Date Created: Fri 11-Nov-2011

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    Starting the server as a daemon process

    When you start WebLogic admin with the following command, the server runs in the foreground, and is terminated when you logout.

    $./startWebLogic.sh
    In order to run the server as a daemon process, which runs even after the user logs out, use the nohup command as follows

    $nohup ./startWebLogic.sh &
    Now press “Enter/Return” key once to get the command prompt back.

    The “&” option make it run in the background, and the text that the server prints to console is redirected to a file called “nohup.out”.

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