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Build from source

Prerequisites

Before you can build the WebLogic Remote Console, you need to install the following software in your local build environment:

Java SE 11+
Maven 3.6.1+
Node.js 18.0.0+ This download includes npm.
Oracle JET 15.1.0 client libraries To install the required Oracle JET software, run npm install --location=global @oracle/ojet-cli@~15.1.0. On Linux and macOS, you will need to use sudo.

You can verify you’ve installed the correct versions of the listed software by running the following commands:

   java -version
   mvn --version
   node -v
   ojet --version

Build from source

Clone the repository at https://github.com/oracle/weblogic-remote-console.
Open a command window and navigate to the home directory of the cloned repository.
Run mvn clean install. After the build finishes, confirm that /installer/target/console.zip was created.
From the home directory of the repository, run the build-electron.sh script.

The WebLogic Remote Console executable file is created under /electron/dist/.

To install the WebLogic Remote Console, follow the instructions at Get Started.

It’s also possible, though not recommended, to use console.zip to run the WebLogic Remote Console as a browser application.

Warning

The browser application has significant limitations in terms of both security and functionality. It should be used for development purposes <strong>only</strong>.

1. After running `mvn clean install`, extract the contents of `/installer/target/console.zip` to a new directory. 1. Open a command window and navigate to the new directory. 1. Run `java -jar console.jar`. 1. Open a browser window and enter `http://localhost:8012` in the address bar.