OBIEE web server - OAS or Oracle Weblogic

Hi,
I want to know which web server is better for deploying OBIEE (OAS or Weblogic).
What is the difference between them?
Thanks,
Vino

no problems using stand alone OC4J.... looks like you are fishing for the server still.. i thought u had couple of servers and was confused what to use....
>
Any specfic Oracle Site where we can see about licensing and product prices
Thanks
VinoHello Sir! LOL! Are you new to Oracle? :-)
just for overview of the prices.......https://shop.oracle.com/pls/ostore/f?p=ostore:home:0
Are you asking for an organization or for personal use?

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Manish

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Topic: BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER PRODUCTS
http://www.oracle.com/us/support/licensecodes/bea/index.html#WLSP
Hence you do not need to worry about the licence.bea file, however to get more information on it I think WLS support team would be the correct people so would ask you to open a ticket with them.
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