Structure

This chapter presents the structure of DMK.

DMK Directory structure

Name	Description
${DMK_BASE}	%WEBLOGIC_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 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 PowerShell profile file prompt function. See below:

# directory where my scripts are stored

$psdir="D:\app\weblogic\local\dmk\bin\dmk.ps1"  

# load all 'autoload' scripts

Get-Item "${psdir}" | %{.$_} 

function prompt { 
  # Print the current WebLogic domain selected:
  Write-Host ("[") -nonewline -foregroundcolor DarkGray
  Write-Host ( $ENV:WEBLOGIC_DOMAIN) -nonewline -foregroundcolor White
  Write-Host ("][") -nonewline -foregroundcolor DarkGray
  # Print the working directory:
  Write-Host ($PWD) -nonewline -foregroundcolor Gray
  Write-Host ("]") -nonewline -foregroundcolor DarkGray
}

Write-Host "Custom PowerShell Environment Loaded"