What are the ways to deploy a project in Weblogic?

There are several ways to deploy projects in WebLogic.

1. Manually deploy: Copy the WAR or EAR file of the project to a specific directory on the WebLogic server, then deploy it through the management console or command line tool.
2. Deployment through the management console: Upload the WAR or EAR file of the project through the graphical interface of the WebLogic management console, configure the related deployment parameters, and then click the deploy button to complete the deployment process.
3. Command line deployment: Utilize WebLogic’s command line tool (such as weblogic.Deployer) to execute deployment commands and deploy the WAR or EAR file of the project to the WebLogic server.
4. Automated deployment: By configuring the automatic deployment directory in the WebLogic configuration file, placing the project’s WAR or EAR files in that directory, the WebLogic server will automatically detect the file and deploy it.
5. Deploy using Maven plugin: Utilize the Maven plugin for WebLogic by configuring the relevant plugin parameters in the project’s pom.xml file, then execute the Maven command to package and deploy the project.

It is important to note that the specific deployment method may vary depending on the version of WebLogic used. You can choose the appropriate deployment method based on the WebLogic version and project requirements.