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Chris Wall

Chris Wall is a Senior Software Engineer on the Blended Team at BEA. Chris has a background in consulting in many industries including communications, high tech, and international trade. During his 5 years at BEA, Chris has worked on WebLogic Server and led the WebLogic Server Samples Team. Chris's recent focus has been blending open source technologies with BEA products. Chris holds a bachelor's degree from Florida State University.

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Spring 2.0.1 and BEA WebLogic Server 9.2 Integration
WebLogic Server 9.2 provides a platform for enhanced management, ease-of-use and scalability of Java applications. The Spring Framework enables a simpler, POJO based, approach to Java EE development without sacrificing the power of the platform. This article describes the synergy of these two systems, and introduces the Spring on WebLogic kit. Apr. 23, 2007

Spring 1.2.x Integration with WebLogic Server
WebLogic Server 9.0 provides a platform for enhanced management, ease-of-use and scalability of Java applications. The Spring Framework enables a simpler, POJO based, approach to J2EE development without sacrificing the power of the platform. This article describes the synergy of these two systems, and introduces the Spring on WebLogic kit. Sep. 28, 2005