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BEA WebLogic Server

BEA WebLogic Server is a fully-featured, standards-based application server providing the foundation on which an enterprise can build reliable, scalable, and manageable applications. With its comprehensive set of features, compliance with open standards, multi-tiered architecture, and support for component-based development, WebLogic Server provides the underlying core functionality necessary for the development and deployment of business-driven applications.

WebLogic Server Featured Articles

Building Enterprise RIA Using Flex and WebLogic Server
by Sudhansu Pati
Building enterprise-grade Rich Internet Applications (RIA) using Flex and WebLogic Server is readily accomplished using the wizards and WYSIWYG capabilities of BEA Workshop Studio. Sudhansu Pati shows how in this article. 2008-04-21 | Discuss (0)

SPECjms2007: A Novel Benchmark and Performance Analysis Framework for Message-Oriented Middleware
by Samuel Kounev and Kai Sachs
There is a strong interest in the end user and analyst communities for a standardized benchmark suite for evaluating the performance and scalability of Message-oriented middleware (MOM). This article describe SPECjms2007 - an industry-standard benchmark specialized for MOM. 2008-03-26 | Discuss (0)

Best Practices for Building Production Quality EAR Files
by Hussein Badakhchani
This article examines the options available for packaging and deploying Java EE applications. It also describes the purpose of packaging specifications for application archives, and provides examples for implementing them. 2008-02-13 | Discuss (11)

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Domain Health tool Vs WLDF for monitoring
by Paul Done | Comments (0)
Discusses when and where administrators may use Domain Health or use WLDF

Using X.509 Certificates for Identity Propagation with Web Service Security
by James Bayer | 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.

Clouds, Federated User Profiles and IMS
by Michael Palmeter | 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...