Difference Between Weblogic & Auqalogic

Hi,
I am new to application/data integration. I have a question what is the difference between Weblogic server 9.0 and aqualogic 9.0 from application/data integration point of view.
Could you please also point out difference between Aqualogic and similar tools/products available in market

hi,
Please check at http://www.oracle.com/appserver/weblogic/enterprise-edition.html and in the same page click and see Oracle WebLogic Server 10g Standard Edition.

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Hi All
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Leo wrote:
Hi All
What is the difference between users created in the WebLogic server and those
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I am working on a insurance project, where i need to go for an Web Application Server, whether BEA Weblogic 8.1 or IBM Websphere 5.0.
I need the differences, advantages, disadvantages of using the servers including cost also.
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2) In the WebSphere Bindings JNDI name box, make sure that the EbjLocalRef's JNDI name is the same as the bean's JNDI name in the 'Beans' tab of the editor.
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1) Open the EJB Deployment Descriptor editor in WSAD
2) Select the 'References' tab
3) Select OrderSessionFacadeEJB from the list of EJBs
4) Press the 'Add...' button
5) Select EJB local reference from the resulting choices
6) Select the 'Browse...' button adjacent to the 'Link' field and select OrderEntityEJB.
7) After defining the locally referenced EJB, expand in the list of EJBs OrderSessionFacadeEJB
8) Select the node 'EjbLocalRef ejb/OrderEntityEJB.
9) Note the value in the 'Name:' field.
10) Note the value in the 'JNDI name:' field of the WebSphere Bindings section.
11) Select the 'Beans' tab.
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and where you found the information that helped you
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Difference between weblogic express and Server

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become WebLogic 6.1 server and when started with WebLogic 7.0 binaries become
WebLogic 7.0 server.
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BACK button difference between Weblogic and J2EE server

          Hi Everyone,
          I have a J2EE application implemented mainly with JSP and EJB, which can run on
          both J2EE and Weblogic Servers seperately. When running on either of them, the
          server acts as both a web and application server.
          It is my understanding that it first goes to the cache in the browser when you
          try to revisit the previous page (JSP files) by clicking the BACK button in the
          browser. If the page is there, it just displays that page from the cache. If not,
          it will go to the server to retrive (execute) that page.
          When I run my application over J2EE server and try to visit the previous page
          by using the BACK button in the browser, it does this way correctly. But when
          I run my
          application over Weblogic server, it always goes to the server and execute the
          JSP file again in the server, rather than simply retriving that page from the
          cache. If your JSP file is simply doing data retriving, that is fine. But if it
          is doing data inserting, it will insert your data again. This is not good.
          I know that the Weblogic server is mainly an application server. But I am not
          sure when it acts as a web server,
          why it works differently from J2EE which also can acts as both an pplication and
          a web server. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions about this?
          Thanks a lot.
          -John


I believe that the correct behaviour is to rerun the .jsp page unless the
          user specifically sets the header to allow the browser to cache it. That
          being said... You should never make a web application that can be broken by
          the user hitting "reload" or the browser automatically retrying. An
          application like this is very fragile and will probably break in practice.
          I suggest that you either make all your pages idempotent or you keep track
          through a hidden form field a transaction id and only allow the execution of
          any particular transaction once. As far as WebLogic not being a good web
          server, I would say that with 6.1 you get most of the management advantages
          of using a separate web server and also most of the static file performance
          you will find with apache or IIS.
          Sam
          "John Wang" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          >
          > Hi Bruno,
          >
          > Thank you for your prompt reply.
          >
          > I think I might not explain my problem clearly. My application
          > is in developing stage now. So we are just working on a single
          > serevr which can acts as both a web and an application server.
          > Later we are going to distribute our application into a web and an
          application
          > seperately.
          >
          > As you said, it seems that my problem is because the weblogic server is
          mainly
          > an application server and does not act as a web server very well. So if I
          distribute
          > my application into both a web and an application servers, it should be
          fine,
          > since it is ok when I run it over the J2EE server. Is this correct?
          >
          > In other words, I can say that the J2EE server is configured better in its
          role
          > as a web server than the weblogic server, isn't it?
          >
          > In addition, all my JSP files are only dealing with catching
          > data from user input and displaying data. Data inserting is done
          > by EJB and JavaBeans through the JSP files. Because those JavaBeans in the
          JSP
          > files, each time when I use the BACK button, it will invoke those
          JavaBeans and
          > EJBs through the JSP files and do things like inserting in the background.
          That
          > is what I mean in my previous message.
          >
          > Thanks.
          >
          > -John
          >
          > "Bruno" <[email protected]> wrote:
          > >
          > >Hi John,
          > >
          > >You should use a real Web Server on the front side of your application.
          > >Weblogic
          > >is mainly an application server that has to be used in middle tier. But
          > >it's not
          > >a good Web Server. Like almost all J2EE application. You should use a
          > >separate
          > >web server like apache, optimised to serve static file. Furthemore, this
          > >approach
          > >will enable you to physically separate the two servers for a better
          security.
          > >Anyway, usually jsp files are dynamic files and are not intended to be
          > >totally
          > >cached (except in special cases). I think you should just use JSP to
          > >display data.
          > >If you want to do data inserting, you should use EJB or JavaBeans for
          > >that rather
          > >than JSP.
          > >
          > >Hope it helps
          > >
          > >Regards
          > >
          > >"John Wang" <[email protected]> wrote:
          > >>
          > >>Hi Everyone,
          > >>
          > >>I have a J2EE application implemented mainly with JSP and EJB, which
          > >>can run on
          > >>both J2EE and Weblogic Servers seperately. When running on either of
          > >>them, the
          > >>server acts as both a web and application server.
          > >>
          > >>It is my understanding that it first goes to the cache in the browser
          > >>when you
          > >>try to revisit the previous page (JSP files) by clicking the BACK button
          > >>in the
          > >>browser. If the page is there, it just displays that page from the
          cache.
          > >>If not,
          > >>it will go to the server to retrive (execute) that page.
          > >>
          > >>When I run my application over J2EE server and try to visit the previous
          > >>page
          > >>by using the BACK button in the browser, it does this way correctly.
          > >>But when
          > >>I run my
          > >>application over Weblogic server, it always goes to the server and
          execute
          > >>the
          > >>JSP file again in the server, rather than simply retriving that page
          > >>from the
          > >>cache. If your JSP file is simply doing data retriving, that is fine.
          > >>But if it
          > >>is doing data inserting, it will insert your data again. This is not
          > >>good.
          > >>
          > >>I know that the Weblogic server is mainly an application server. But
          > >>I am not
          > >>sure when it acts as a web server,
          > >>why it works differently from J2EE which also can acts as both an
          pplication
          > >>and
          > >>a web server. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions about this?
          > >>
          > >>Thanks a lot.
          > >>
          > >>-John
          > >>
          > >
          >

Loading servlet parameter differences between weblogic 8.1 and 6.1

          While migrating an application from weblogic 6.1 to weblogic 8.1 i have noticed
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Can anyone enumerate the differences between weblogic server, and
weblogic enterprise?
It appears to be a much smaller platform support, and corba/ tuxedo
stuff. Is that
all?
Just trying to nail down some questions as I wait for weblogic sales
department/person
to call back. ;)
Thanks,
Kenneth Topp

I suggest starting with the marketing materials on our external website:
http://www.BEA.com
Thanks,
Michael
Michael Girdley
Product Manager, WebLogic Server & Express
BEA Systems Inc
"Kenneth Topp" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Can anyone enumerate the differences between weblogic server, and
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stuff. Is that
all?
Just trying to nail down some questions as I wait for weblogic sales
department/person
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Are there any differences between Weblogic Server 6.0 and 6.1 . Also what is new in Weblogic 6.1

Maria wrote:
>
Are there any differences between Weblogic Server 6.0 and 6.1 .yes.
Also what is new in Weblogic 6.1Please see the documentation.

Difference between Oracle Weblogic Administration and Ofm Soa Admin

Hi,
what is the difference between Oracle Weblogic Administration and Oracle Fusion Soa Weblogic server Administration?
pls help me anyone, i want to learn weblogic Administration, but having some confusions..........
thanks,

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Manage a WebLogic Server installation.
To install weblogic server in one or multiple instances
Installing on single or multiple physical machines
How to handle administration console, utilities, APIs, hangling security, database connection, messaging and transaction.
How to do runtime configuration for your applications.
How to use the monitoring tools to check the health of the servers and ensure maximum availability and performance.
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OFM SOA Administrator:
Manage a WebLogic Server installation (Administration Server and Managed Server).
To install weblogic server in one or multiple instances
Installing on single or multiple physical machines
How to handle administration console, utilities, APIs, hangling security, database connection, messaging and transaction.
How to do runtime configuration for your applications.
How to use the monitoring tools to check the health of the servers and ensure maximum availability and performance.
and
File System and Directory Structure in Fusion Middleware
Installing Oracle Database, Configuring RCU, weblogic server and SOA Suite.
Deploying SOA Applications.
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Monitoring OFM Server, admin server, managed server and composites
Configuring HA and Security (Creating users, assigning responsibilities)
Monitoring performance of SOA composites
Install and Configure WebCache 11g as Load Balancer
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