Can't see the newly developed changes after the deployment of the build to Weblogic Server. This is because Weblogic Caches the application so that when you access the applications it can load faster every second attempt after the deployment. The only way to get new changes to be visible is to get rid of old one's. How is that done? Answer: Flush the Weblogic Cache on all Weblogic nodes where Applications is deployed to. Usually clearing the Weblogic cache results in resolving some unknown problems too.
Use the directives below to Flush the Weblogic Cache:
Use the directives below to Flush the Weblogic Cache:
1. Shutdown the Weblogic nodes where Applications is deployed to.
2. Delete tmp and cache folders/directories located under <DOMAIN_HOME>/servers/<WEBLOGIC_NODE_SERVER>
OR
Rename or delete the WEBLOGIC_NODE_SERVER folder/directory located under <DOMAIN_HOME>/servers
OR
Rename or delete the WEBLOGIC_NODE_SERVER folder/directory located under <DOMAIN_HOME>/servers
3. Start the Weblogic nodes.
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Its enough if You delete cache, tmp and stage directories from /servers/ otherwise You lose logs and embedded LDAP settings too.
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