# Structure

## DMK Directory structure <a href="#user-content-51-dmk-directory-structure" id="user-content-51-dmk-directory-structure"></a>

|              Name | Description                                                          |
| ----------------: | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|      ${DMK\_BASE} | ${ORACLE\_BASE}/local                                                |
| ${DMK\_HOME} /bin | Contains all binaries & scripts                                      |
|              /etc | Contains configuration files                                         |
|              /lib | Contains all required perl libraries                                 |
|              /doc | Contains the documentation                                           |
|        /templates | Contains Various templates (scrips, configurations, profiles, aso …) |
|             /wlst | Contains wlst scripts used to stop, start,..get domain status        |
|              /log | Contains log files                                                   |

## Prompt customization <a href="#user-content-52-prompt-customization" id="user-content-52-prompt-customization"></a>

A well designed prompt heightens WebLogic Administrators efficiency on all UNIX platforms is provided and can be customized.\
One of the most known advantages is to always see which WebLogic Domain is currently administrated

```
weblogic@:/u01/app/weblogic/local/dmk/ [wlsdomain]
```

The customization takes directly place from the ${DMK\_HOME}/etc/dmk.conf file

```
var::PS1::=::nowarn::'${LOGNAME}@${HostName}:${PWD}/ [${WEBLOGIC_DOMAIN}]'::
```