Indentify three tools that you can use to create a deployment plan.
A.
administration console
B.
weblogic.PlanGenerator
C.
the /autodeploy folder that is locked in the domain directory
D.
developer tools such as JDeveloper or Eclipse
E.
the /plan subfolder that resides outside the application archive
Explanation:
A: To create a deployment plan for a deployed application that does not already
have a deployment plan, make a configuration change to the deployed application. When you
make a persisted configuration change to a deployed application that does not have an existing
deployment plan, the Administration Console automatically creates a deployment plan for you and
prompts you for the location in which to save it.
B: The weblogic.PlanGenerator is a Java-based deployment configuration tool. It is primarily
intended for developers who want to export portions of a WebLogic Server deployment
configuration into an XML deployment plan. weblogic.PlanGenerator also enables you to generate
a basic WebLogic Server configuration for applications that have only J2EE deployment
descriptors.
D: Deployment plans can be created or edited through the deployment plan editor functionality
available through the Web-based Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control
Console interface and the J2EE and Studio Editions of the Oracle JDeveloper 10g integrated
development environment.
Reference: Administration Console Online Help, Create a deployment plan
Reference: weblogic.PlanGenerator Command Line Reference