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How to find Weblogic installed in a server

How to find if Weblogic is installed in a server


In this topic, we will cover two scenarios

a) How to find if weblogic product is installed in the server

b) How to find the path of weblogic installed


How to find if weblogic product is installed :

We will go through the topic one by one , lets take the first scenario. You are given a server , where you are asked to check what are the products installed. Assume, we are checking it if any weblogic product is installed in the machine.

Where you will start ?. I think we normally go with a command to see if any process associated with the weblogic product is running.

Correct, ps -ef | grep -i weblogic will show the list of process running for weblogic.

What if, weblogic product is installed but none of the process running. How would you able to get to know now ?.

Still thinking.....

Since weblogic product can be installed any directories and with any user. I suggest you to use below command to fetch the information.

locate -r server/lib/weblogic.jar$




(Pls note locate command has to be enabled to execute the command . As a alternative you shall use find command as well)


Now come the other question , where to find the path of the weblogic installed.

The above same output says, where is weblogic installed in other term <oracle_home> dir of weblogic.


As you know now, the weblogic is installed, If you would like to find out the weblogic version. Follow How to find the weblogic version

To find out weblogic patches applied How to find the list of patches applied in weblogic



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