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***Update build.xml**: Download the `build.xml` present in this repository. Update WLS_HOME to point to the location where WebLogic Server is installed.
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***Create a Datasource in WebLogicServer**: Create an Oracle Datasource through the admin console. Refer to the blog for more details ["Create and Deploy a Java Servlet using WebLogic Server"](https://blogs.oracle.com/dev2dev/create-and-deploy-a-java-servlet-using-weblogic-server-wls). Let us name this datasource as `orcljdbc_ds`
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***Update JDBCSample_Servlet**: Download the `JDBCSample_Servlet` from this repository and make sure you are using the correct name of the Oracle datasource created through admin console. i.e., `orcljdbc_ds`in the method `getDataSource()`
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***Update JDBCSample_Servlet**: Download the `JDBCSample_Servlet` from this repository and Update the method `getDataSource()` to use the correct Oracle datasource name. E.g.,`orcljdbc_ds`created through admin console.
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***Create the war file**: Go to the location where the `build.xml` is located. Execute the command `ant` that will compile and also create the `JDBCSample.war` file in the `dist` folder.
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