user1912935
user1912935

Reputation: 381

JRebel in weblogic environment

i created a project in eclipse by enabling jrebel remoting and given deployment URL as

http://172.27.162.28:7001/testJrebel/

and i deployed the war file in weblogic10 sever before i successfully got output

i did some chnages in my ecllipse IDE by clicking on synchronize

it is giving below error... instead of commiting...

JRebel Remoting did not respond. The server is up, but is JRebel Remoting enabled?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3616

Answers (3)

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Reputation: 1649

When you start WebLogic from command line, you need to specify a JVM parameter agentpath in JAVA_OPTIONS. When you set it in startup.sh, it works for the whole Weblogic (both admin server and instance servers).

https://manuals.jrebel.com/jrebel/standalone/launch-from-command-line.html#weblogic-10-x-and-12-x

Afterwards, in your IDE, you need to configure debugging of a Remote server and create rebel.xml files for each module, for which you want to enable JRebel.

How to check, that everything works? Start webserver (in logs you should see a JRebel banner) and edit a class. After saving you should see in logs one line, informing that this class has been reloaded.

Upvotes: 0

Anton Arhipov
Anton Arhipov

Reputation: 6591

You actually have to enable remoting feature explicitly with -Drebel.remoting_plugin=true

Upvotes: 2

Youans
Youans

Reputation: 5071

From zeroturnaround http/https ports are used for remoting. If you open the address in your browser, do you get response? Is your server configured to use JRebel remoting? Are you using the latest version 5.1.0 of JRebel in your server? und.com/forums/topic/jrebel-remoting-server-not-responding/

I think You have to Update JRebel from Help (Menu) >> Check for Updates

Upvotes: 3

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