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AquaLogic BPM Suite
by Alex Toussaint on Friday May 09, 2008 | Comments (0)
Since the release of AquaLogic Service Bus 3.0 (ALSB) we have been getting questions about AquaLogic BPM Suite (ALBPM) support for it. As you may have seen in the past 18 months we went from having a manual process to… read more
by Jesper Joergensen on Thursday May 08, 2008 | Comments (1)
I have almost wrapped up my homework for Participate and I am fired up and ready to go. This year, I won't be speaking in any of the sessions. Instead I have devoted my time to our Participate BPM… read more
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AquaLogic Collaboration
by Alex Toussaint on Wednesday April 30, 2008 | Comments (0)
A couple of days ago I posted a pre-release snapshot of AquaLogic BPM Suite 6.1 working with WebLogic Portal 10.2. In the past 48 hours a got a hand full of emails asking me about the AquaLogic User Interaction (ALUI)… read more
by Jesper Joergensen on Monday March 24, 2008 | Comments (0)
Over the last couple of months, I've been spending some time on Amazon EC2. I started by installing ALBPM Enterprise with an Oracle DB and it went pretty smooth. I moved on to installing ALI, ALIC, ALBPM Enterprise and Oracle… read more
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AquaLogic Commerce Services
by Wendy Bales on Wednesday April 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
As promised last week, I am back to discuss how ALCS can integrate with any number of products, including WebLogic Portal, WorkSpace Studio and all of your back-end systems via web services, APIs and our SPI. As background information, you… read more
by Wendy Bales on Friday March 28, 2008 | Comments (0)
I am pleased to announce the availability of our BEA AquaLogic Commerce Services 6.0 product for download! Since we will not be doing our public launch until next Wednesday, I am essentially giving you, our valued dev2dev community, a… read more
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AquaLogic Data Services Platform
Clouds, Federated User Profiles and IMS
by Michael Palmeter on Wednesday April 23, 2008 | Comments (0)
Most Communications Service Providers consider their customer relationships, and the specific knowledge they have of their customers, as the cornerstone of their long-term success. Nearly every major...
by Michael Palmeter on Wednesday April 23, 2008 | Comments (0)
Most Communications Service Providers consider their customer relationships, and the specific knowledge they have of their customers, as the cornerstone of their long-term success. Nearly every major...
by Dain Hansen on Monday April 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
You have heard the buzz word of Federation as a silver-bullet to just about everything. In this blog we will show you 5 important steps to getting your IT federated and some key architecture patterns to consider as a way to leverage specific Federation practices to help you out of that siloed thinking. We will also discuss within those steps some of the benefits of Enterprise Wide SOA.
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AquaLogic Enterprise Repository
by Dain Hansen on Monday April 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
You have heard the buzz word of Federation as a silver-bullet to just about everything. In this blog we will show you 5 important steps to getting your IT federated and some key architecture patterns to consider as a way to leverage specific Federation practices to help you out of that siloed thinking. We will also discuss within those steps some of the benefits of Enterprise Wide SOA.
by Michael Stamback on Monday April 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
SOA Governance is hot these days. It’s widely believed that governance is required if you want to succeed with SOA, which is a correct assumption. It’s ironic though that agility and simplicity comes at the cost of complexity. That… read more
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AquaLogic Enterprise Security
Entitlements and Business Process Management: What’s Possible?
by David Garrison on Friday May 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
Business Process Management tools are used to model, implement, execute and monitor the day-to-day processes a company follows. Products like AquaLogic Business Process management (ALBPM), recently acquired by Oracle, is used to bridge complex human workflows and the system-to-system integration… read more
by David Garrison on Friday May 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
Business Process Management tools are used to model, implement, execute and monitor the day-to-day processes a company follows. Products like AquaLogic Business Process management (ALBPM), recently acquired by Oracle, is used to bridge complex human workflows and the system-to-system integration… read more
by Dain Hansen on Monday April 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
You have heard the buzz word of Federation as a silver-bullet to just about everything. In this blog we will show you 5 important steps to getting your IT federated and some key architecture patterns to consider as a way to leverage specific Federation practices to help you out of that siloed thinking. We will also discuss within those steps some of the benefits of Enterprise Wide SOA.
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AquaLogic Pages, Ensemble, and Pathways
by Alex Toussaint on Friday January 25, 2008 | Comments (0)
BEA Participate 2008, is going to Chicago on May 12-15. Mark your calendars and come meet with the teams behind user interaction, business process management, collaboration, and enterprise social computing.
by Alex Toussaint on Saturday January 19, 2008 | Comments (0)
AquaLogic BPM Suite 6.0 has been out since last July, customers are going live, lots of good feedback, and the team is working hard on the next version. This blog entry provides a quick look on some high level areas we are exploring for the next release, code name GATURRO.
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AquaLogic Service Bus
by Alex Toussaint on Friday May 09, 2008 | Comments (0)
Since the release of AquaLogic Service Bus 3.0 (ALSB) we have been getting questions about AquaLogic BPM Suite (ALBPM) support for it. As you may have seen in the past 18 months we went from having a manual process to… read more
by Dain Hansen on Monday April 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
You have heard the buzz word of Federation as a silver-bullet to just about everything. In this blog we will show you 5 important steps to getting your IT federated and some key architecture patterns to consider as a way to leverage specific Federation practices to help you out of that siloed thinking. We will also discuss within those steps some of the benefits of Enterprise Wide SOA.
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AquaLogic Service Registry
by Michael Stamback on Monday April 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
SOA Governance is hot these days. It’s widely believed that governance is required if you want to succeed with SOA, which is a correct assumption. It’s ironic though that agility and simplicity comes at the cost of complexity. That… read more
by Dain Hansen on Monday April 07, 2008 | Comments (0)
No there is actually no SOA-based ETF or hedge fund even. However, a recent report from Randy Heffner at Forrester seems to suggest that SOA may actually be a place that companies may want to invest; it extends the life of legacy and drives costs down through consolidation and risk avoidance. Gets you out of that rut that IT is in and helps you lower the costs while doing it.
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AquaLogic SOA Management
by Bob Rhubart on Monday April 07, 2008 | Comments (0)
Part of the SOA Governance @ Work Series To describe security as an important part of SOA Governance is bit like describing water as an important part of the lives of fish, which is to say, it's an obvious point.… read more
by Bob Rhubart on Wednesday April 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
In the second program in the Control Panel podcast series, returning panelists Cathy Lippert, Sharon Fay, and Mike Stamback discuss obstacles to SOA governance adoption and implementation, and what it takes to hit the SOA governance sweet spot. Listen (mp3)… read more
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AquaLogic User Interaction
by Chris Bucchere on Thursday May 08, 2008 | Comments (0)
In this post I walk through some of the usage data from the first week of the nascent Participate social application's life.
Validate Your Work During Upgrades
by Bill Benac on Saturday May 03, 2008 | Comments (1)
For an upgrade last night, I was able to avert errors by using a spreadsheet that generates commands to double check that our upgrade steps are followed. Take a look, and modify as suits your situation.
by Bill Benac on Saturday May 03, 2008 | Comments (1)
For an upgrade last night, I was able to avert errors by using a spreadsheet that generates commands to double check that our upgrade steps are followed. Take a look, and modify as suits your situation.
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BEA Guardian
by Ian Goldstein on Monday March 31, 2008 | Comments (1)
A tool for users who want to import their Guardian 1.0 workspace into Guardian 1.1.
by Ian Goldstein on Sunday March 30, 2008 | Comments (0)
In this post I will describe some of the new features available in Guardian 1.1, including the Guardian Compare Framework and Signature Annotations.
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BEA JRockit
by Henrik Stahl on Wednesday May 07, 2008 | Comments (1)
A new battlefield for Java performance!
Tuning a Black Box
by Noora Peura on Thursday April 03, 2008 | Comments (0)
Today I will show you how you can do some basic tuning of BEA JRockit just by looking at the output of your application. Of course, I know the inner workings of the JVM quite well, but I'll pretend that the JVM is a black box with a few knobs and handles and no output except the Java application itself.
by Noora Peura on Thursday April 03, 2008 | Comments (0)
Today I will show you how you can do some basic tuning of BEA JRockit just by looking at the output of your application. Of course, I know the inner workings of the JVM quite well, but I'll pretend that the JVM is a black box with a few knobs and handles and no output except the Java application itself.
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BEA Plumtree Foundation
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BEA Tuxedo
by Gary Jones on Monday March 17, 2008 | Comments (0)
In this entry I show the correct way to parse arguments passed to tpsvrinit().
by Gary Jones on Wednesday March 12, 2008 | Comments (0)
In part 1 I showed how to enable compression. In part 2 I show the results of some tests I performed in order to decide what setting to use for TMCMPPRFM.
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BEA Workshop Product Family
by Bill Roth on Tuesday May 06, 2008 | Comments (0)
At the end of this week, I will no longer be employed by BEA Systems. It has been a great 4 years working at BEA, and undoubtedly the highlight of my career thus far. I have enjoyed the opportunity to write for the BEA developer community, and to lead Tooling at BEA these last 3 years.
by Jon Mountjoy on Friday April 11, 2008 | Comments (8)
My last day at work. Article on SpecJMS. Blogs on EJB 3 on WLS 10, Amazon S3/EC2. Source code for Workshop/Flex demo.
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WebLogic Communications Platform
by Erik Kayser on Friday May 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
When introducing a new service or product, what are the main success factors? Is MobileTV fulfilling these success factors? How could the future of MobileTV be look like?
by Erik Kayser on Wednesday April 23, 2008 | Comments (0)
How can my fridge replenish cold beer when the sun is shining? The answer from Yankee Group is Anywhere - where Network, Users and Devices are all aware of each other and delivers the most valuable experience in that particular context.
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WebLogic Enterprise
Using WLOC in a non-virtualized environment
by Michael Jasnowski on Wednesday April 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
I'll show you how to setup WLOC to run against a non-virtualized plain WLS installation
by Michael Jasnowski on Wednesday April 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
I'll show you how to setup WLOC to run against a non-virtualized plain WLS installation
Liquid Operations Control Services,SLA's and Resource Monitoring
by Michael Jasnowski on Friday December 14, 2007 | Comments (0)
Liquid Operations Control allows policy driven management of services, virtualized and non-virtualized. In this post I'll dive a bit deeper into service configuration, resource monitoring and SLA's
by Michael Jasnowski on Friday December 14, 2007 | Comments (0)
Liquid Operations Control allows policy driven management of services, virtualized and non-virtualized. In this post I'll dive a bit deeper into service configuration, resource monitoring and SLA's
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WebLogic Event Server
by Andy Piper on Thursday May 08, 2008 | Comments (1)
On April 30th SpringSource announced their application platform - a lightweight server framework based on OSGi, Spring and Spring-DM. Oh wait that sounds like BEA Event Server ...
Event Server Developer Tools 2.1
by Chris Hogue on Wednesday April 16, 2008 | Comments (1)
A new release of the Event Server Developer Tools brings support for the latest version of Eclipse and a new visual design surface representation for EPNs.
by Chris Hogue on Wednesday April 16, 2008 | Comments (1)
A new release of the Event Server Developer Tools brings support for the latest version of Eclipse and a new visual design surface representation for EPNs.
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WebLogic Integration
by Quinton Wall on Thursday April 10, 2008 | Comments (1)
Connectivity? What is the point in rethinking that ol' fish? You might ask. Didn't we solve that with adapters and ESBs? If you ask me the answer is no...not exactly. Check out my new article and see why.
by Michael Stamback on Wednesday March 26, 2008 | Comments (0)
What is innovation? How do you achieve it? Does it come in a box? Today's market is one of increasing competition, with the spoils going to those who stay ahead of the innovation curve. What does it take to really be… read more
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WebLogic Mobility Server
by Sarah Kim on Wednesday December 12, 2007 | Comments (0)
Blake Connell's demo of Workspace 360 during the morning keynotes at BEAWorld Shanghai.
by Wendy Bales on Wednesday October 24, 2007 | Comments (1)
I know that I promised my next blog would be on Commerce 2.0. However, since I am AquaLogic Commerce Services Product Manager by day and WebLogic Mobility Server Product Manager by night, I needed to tell you about exciting news… read more
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WebLogic Platform
by Peter Laird on Sunday April 27, 2008 | Comments (5)
One BEA customer recently posted on Twitter: "hating weblogic". Another said: "F@#% you weblogic for not handling HTTP 500 errors properly." Whether you personally participate in one of the numerous internet social platforms or not, some of your customers are out there. WebLogic isn't the only brand being discussed - name the brand and there are customers voicing their opinions on these platforms. This blog entry focuses on Twitter, and shows how you can mine Twitter for feedback on your brand using a tool called TweetScan. Because of the very informal nature of Twitter, and it's low barrier to participate, it is a good channel of candid opinions on your brand. Companies like Comcast have already used TweetScan to identify and remedy customer relationship problems in a highly proactive manner. How is your brand perceived on Twitter?
by Peter Laird on Thursday April 24, 2008 | Comments (0)
About two months ago I had 14 hours to spend alone in a car - I was meeting some friends out in Telluride and decided to drive it from my home near Boulder Colorado. Fortunately, I prepared myself. I stocked up on a collection of tech podcasts and made productive use of the time as I rolled through the beautiful mountains. Because I am the architect for BEA's SaaS Platform (code name Genesis), a fair number of the podcasts were focused on SaaS. This blog entry recaps the key insights from some of those SaaS podcasts. Links are also provided to the original audio.
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WebLogic Portal
by Alex Toussaint on Monday April 28, 2008 | Comments (0)
I got a lot of people asking me about AquaLogic BPM Suite (ALBPM) support for WebLogic Portal (WLP), especially after the recent WLP 10.2 release. So the short answer is "yes", there is and will be support. The long answer… read more
by Skip Sauls on Friday April 25, 2008 | Comments (1)
Live-blogging from the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco in Steve Souders' presentation.
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WebLogic Real Time
by Henrik Stahl on Tuesday March 18, 2008 | Comments (0)
LiquidityHub leverages WebLogic Real Time for high volume low latency transaction processing.
by Jesper Joergensen on Thursday December 13, 2007 | Comments (2)
I won't write an extensive post about this right now but I am planning to write more about event processing in the future. Complex event processing and Event Driven Architecture are getting more and more attention in the BPM space and… read more
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WebLogic Server
by Paul Done on Thursday May 08, 2008 | Comments (0)
Discusses when and where administrators may use Domain Health or use WLDF
by James Bayer on Tuesday April 29, 2008 | Comments (1)
One of my customers is considering a web services interface for exchanging information with their clients. Security is a very important consideration in their design, so they are considering using best practices for authentication, integrity and confidentiality. In this post I'll explain their situation and some detail around setting up a simple prototype.
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