View the Exhibit.
You previously deployed an application but later decide to change various configuration
parameters, such as timeouts. You access the application’s Configuration tab in the console and
make your configurations, as shown in the Exhibit.
In which file does WebLogic record these modifications?
A.
config.xml
B.
weblogic.xml
C.
Application.xml
D.
Plan.xml
Explanation:
The following attributes are displayed in the exhibit:
Session Invalidation Interval (in seconds)
Session Timeout (in seconds)
debug-enabled
Maximum in-memory Sessions
These attributes are stored in the weblogic.xml file as the following elements:
invalidation-interval-sec
timeout-secs
debug-enabled
max-in-memory-sessions
Reference: weblogic.xml Deployment Descriptor Elements
weblogic.xml
All changes are stored in the plan.xml file
Use the Administration Console to edit deployment configuration properties for the application you installed in Section 4.3.2, “Installing the Application Archive” and save the configuration to a deployment plan. For example, you could change properties such as the following in the jspExpressionEar.ear sample application:
1. On the Configuration page, edit one or more configuration properties. For example, change the Session Invalidation Interval to 80 seconds, and the Session Timeout to 8000 seconds.
2. Click Save to save your changes. The Administration Console stores your configuration changes to a new deployment plan. If you deployed the sample application from a root directory, the Administration Console automatically places the new deployment plan in the \plan subdirectory of the root directory. For example, c:\sample_root\plan\Plan.xml.
Ans is D, Plan.xml
D
D