Starting the Node Manager

The following examples show you how to start the Java-based Node Manager in a Windows environment. You can start this type of Node Manager with the weblogic.NodeManager executable, as shown here, after first setting the environment:

cd C:\MyOra\Middleware\wlserver_10.3\server\bin
setWLSEnv.cmd
java weblogic.NodeManager

The java weblogic.Nodemanager command accepts optional arguments. You can override existing properties by specifying the arguments with the -D option, as shown in this example:

java %JAVA_OPTIONS% -D[server_property=value] -D[nodemanager_property=value]
weblogic.NodeManager

Standard Java arguments can be passed in the command line, such as memory settings. Valid server_property arguments include ...

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