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Agree with mwvisa1. &nbsp;I worked with an application running on Weblogic only once and if I recall correctly the time when you need to get database details is when you configure the application (in our case Adobe Livecycle) to connect to a database. &nbsp;So it shouldn't really matter which one is to be installed first. What matters is Oracle database is already installed and you have an instance ready when you start installing your application.
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Agree with mwvisa1.  I worked with an application running on Weblogic only once and if I recall correctly the time when you need to get database details is when you configure the application (in our case Adobe Livecycle) to connect to a database.  So it shouldn't really matter which one is to be installed first. What matters is Oracle database is already installed and you have an instance ready when you start installing your application.

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Either of the software can be installed at first ... <br />
As both if the above comment are correct &nbsp;only while configurations your application a DB is required, if Oracle is already installed then setting up your application will be easy.<br />

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Either of the software can be installed at first ...
As both if the above comment are correct  only while configurations your application a DB is required, if Oracle is already installed then setting up your application will be easy.


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Hello, in which order should software be installed, Oracle 11g and Weblogic? I mean which one would come first.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Michele
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Hello, in which order should software be installed, Oracle 11g and Weblogic? I mean which one would come first.

Thanks,
Michele

In which order should software on a server be installed: Oracle 11g and WebLogic

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