I had logged in once using python script (connect statement) as described in this Q&A Topic
How to run with t3 service in WebLogic in order to work with WLST
And I had observed WLST (Weblogic Scripting Tool) is stateful and as part of next wlst.cmd
execution in my Windows environment, it retains the connect statement of python program and maintains state,- instead of offline mode now it had come in connected mode to my local Weblogic Console. And I had shut my windows machine once.
I would like to know upto what extent it is stateful as there are commands like activate()
, save()
and so. And connecting to specific managed instance and all.
disconnect()
makes WLST to go offline, meaning it might wipe-out stored states.