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Starting WebLogic server from remote client

I am using SSH on my notebook to access an AIM server running WebLogic. If I call startWebLogic.sh from my notebook, I have to keep the SSH client window open all the time. If I close the window, the WebLogic server will terminate. How do I start the WebLogic server from my notebook, such that I don't have to keep any window open and I can also shutdown my notebook?
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Hello yongsing,

Try this command

nohup startWebLog.sh &

Enjoy your work.

SOMPOL
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Thanks. But what if I don't use the script, and I want to call java directly to start the server?
I guess I can use nohup on java as well?
Yes, that's right.
I called nohup startWebLogic.sh & from a script. How do I check that the server is started before I proceed with the rest of the script?
There will be nohup.out file in the directory you call script. nohup.out contains stdout from the console when you start WebLogic. You can grep from that file by using keyword "RUNNING MODE"