Puppet® titles for WebLogic

Within Puppet, you need to be able to uniquely identify a resource. A Weblogic queue name QUEUE in domain A is an other object than weblogic queue QUEUE in domain B. Puppet® distinguishes between those two object by prepending the domain name. So the first queue is named A\QUEUE and the second one is named B\QUEUE. wls_config uses this naming scheme for all object titles. SO JUST FOR THE TITLES.

When you are referencing a Puppet® object, in a require, before or notify, you are referencing the title, so you’ll have to use the full name including the domain. For all other properties and parameters, you ‘ll have to use a name without a domain.

Sometimes you’ll see a title without a domain name. In that case, the domain defaults to domain default.

example

An example:

wls_user{'my_domain/myuser':
  ensure   => present,
  password => '12345678'
}

But when you use this resource in an other declaration, you don’t specify the domain, for example:

wls_group{'my_domain/mygroup':
  ensure   => present,
  users => ['myuser']
}