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Discover how to troubleshoot and fix the Weblogic Server 12c error "== was unexpected at this time" during domain creation with our comprehensive guide.
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Troubleshooting the Weblogic Configuration Wizard Error

When setting up a new domain in Weblogic Server 12c, you may encounter a perplexing issue: the configuration wizard fails to start, displaying the error message "== was unexpected at this time." This common stumbling block can halt your setup, leaving you feeling frustrated and puzzled. In this guide, we’ll break down the problem and guide you through the solution in a clear and concise manner.

Understanding the Error

The error message you received is often related to issues in your environment variables, especially the PATH variable. If it contains unexpected double quotes, it can disrupt how the operating system interprets commands, leading to the failure of scripts, such as config.cmd, which is essential for initiating the domain creation process. This can occur despite having set your JDK path correctly.

Steps to Resolve the Issue

To get past the == was unexpected at this time error, follow the steps below to verify and modify your environment variables.

1. Check the PATH Variable

Before you start the configuration wizard, it is crucial to display and review your current PATH environment variable. Here's how:

Open Command Prompt (type cmd in search and hit Enter).

Enter the following command to display your PATH variable:

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2. Analyze the Output

Once you have the output, you need to check for any double quotes. Here’s what to look for:

No Quotes: Ensure that the PATH does not contain any enclosing double quotes. An example of a correct format is as follows:

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With Quotes: If you see something like "C:\Program Files... or similar, it indicates a formatting issue. Double quotes around paths can lead to misinterpretation by the script.

3. Modify the PATH Variable (If Needed)

If you found that your PATH contains double quotes, you will need to modify it. Here's how to set it correctly:

In Command Prompt, you can set your PATH variable without quotes using the following commands:

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This command places the JDK bin directory at the beginning of your PATH without any quotes, ensuring smooth execution of scripts.

4. Set JAVA_HOME Correctly

Ensure your JAVA_HOME is also set up properly. You can verify it in a similar manner as the PATH variable. Here’s how to set it without quotes:

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5. Rerun the Configuration Wizard

After making these modifications, you can try running the config.cmd script again. Navigate to the appropriate directory and execute the script:

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Conclusion

Encountering issues during the configuration of Weblogic Server 12c can be quite frustrating, but following these organized steps should help you resolve the == was unexpected at this time error. Always ensure that your environment variables are correctly set up before running configuration scripts. By carefully checking and adjusting your PATH and JAVA_HOME variables, you can prevent this type of error and continue with your domain setup smoothly.

If you have any further questions or run into other issues, feel free to reach out or consult other resources available in the Weblogic community. Happy configuring!