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I am new to Weblogic.I started the developement with 10.3 and now my team wants to move to 10.3.2 Can any of you please tell me what are all the enhancements/ changes that were made in 10.3.2
I got the release notes of Oracel 10.3.2 but were not sure how they were modified below the list was shown in the Oracles site.Can any one please elaborate how these features were supported earlier and how they got modified now.
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This release includes:
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REST API for unified user profiles
REST support for content management with CMIS
Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse based IDE
WSRP 2.0 compliance and IDE support
JSR 286 compliance and IDE support
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Content integration with the UCM VCR Adapter
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Chandra.

Hi Chandra
Most of the things are same in WLP 10.3 and WLP 10.3.2 except for 4 Major Changes. Yes, its always better to go with latest version 10.3.2. You can download and start working on this latest version. Now, here are the 4 Major differences:
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2. WSRP interoperability with Oracle WebCenter - WLP 10.3.2 can consume Oracle WebCenter ADFs Portlets using WSRP (WebServices Remote Portlets). This is not possible in WLP 10.3.
3. Content integration with the UCM VCR Adapter - UCM is Oracles content management repository. Now we can integrate this with WLP. I am not much familiar with internal details. This is possible only in 10.3.2.
4. Embedded LDAP - WLP 10.3 uses default embedded ldap to store all the security stuff like Roles, Policies, Entitlement etc. But in 10.3.2 WLP uses RDBMS Security Store to store all this stuff. LDAP is not used any more.
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