You are deploying a web application called inventory, war. It has been installed and has the state
of “prepared”. It is targeted to the Managed server named managed1.The web application’ context
root is /inventory and the starting page is index .jap.
However ,you want to test the application before allowing end users access to it. In the
administration console, you select inventory. war, and then select Start and “servicing only
administration request.”
In you web browser, you need to enter a host and port followed by /inventory /index.jap.
Which host and port would you use?
A.
managed1 host and port
B.
Administration Servehost and port
C.
managed1 host andAdministrationport
D.
Administration server host and Administration port
Correct Answer is C
“A” is correct.
Answer : A
Explain :
Source: http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/fmw/wls/12c/03-DeployApps/deployapps.htm
Testing the Application
To test the newly deployed web application, perform the following steps:
1. In another web browser, enter the host and port for the dizzy1 managed server, followed by /benefits.
In this tutorial, the URL entered is:
http://host01.example.com:8003/benefits
My last answer is wrong because the application is started “only administration request”
GOOD answer is C
Port would be of Admin Server only
So C
C is correct.
Once you start an application in administration mode, as shown in the example, you can test the application through an administration channel, which you configure by configuring a domain-wide administration port. Once you configure the administration port, WebLogic Server will automatically configure an administrative channel for each of the Managed Servers in a domain. Once you’re satisfied with the results of your testing, you can allow your clients to access the application by issuing the weblogic.Deployer command with just the start option: