Platform best suited for Weblogic

Which platform is best suited for Weblogic? Is it Windows or Unix? and why? Please give reasons.

I think that either will work fine so pick the one you are most
comfortable with...
Ahmed wrote:
Hi,
I like to buy an java IDE, i'm thinking to use Jbuilder, but
some ppl say that Visaul Cafe are more suitable to weblogic
targeted development. Any body could tell me which of them is
the best? even from weblogic integeration ?
thanking u.

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Hello Carol,
Welcome to Sony Community.
When recording a chorus place the IC recorder on a table approximately 2 to 3 meters (80 to 120 in.) from the performer(s).
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I have an IMac G6,1 Intel Core 2 Duo.
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Best IDE for WebLogic

Hi there,
Can anybody recommend the best IDE (JBuilder, WebGain, ...) for
developing EJBs on a WebLogic Server?
Any ones that are no good? Which is the one you would recommend?
Chris

Visual Slick Edit. Mmm. Donuts.
Do they still sell it?
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Hi there,
Can anybody recommend the best IDE (JBuilder, WebGain, ...) for
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Any ones that are no good? Which is the one you would recommend?
Chris
WARNING: Questions such as these can be akin to asking what is the onetrue
religion at a UN Assembly.
I have been desparately trying (for 4 months) to properly review four IDEs
in the hopes of finding something to beat Emacs (or Visual SlickEdit), a
command-line, and a third-party profiler/debugger (like JProbe). I have
and I've stopped. Here's why:
(1) When I started WebGain 4.0 didn't exist. Was I to suddenly trust a
buggy IDE (VisualCafe) being attached to what may or may not be a well
integrated suite of tools. I know StructureBuilder rocks, but how wouldit
work within these confines? My evaluation lasted two days. I counted the
number of crashes and where. I timed how long VC could stay open on my
machine (PIII 866/512MB). Final result? StructureBuilder (not an IDE,but
a class wizard that really does kick butt), over VisualAge, JBuilder,
Forte' and WebGain, offered the best bang for my buck in terms of
developing EJBs. Did we get it? No, but the reasons are not technical.
We already had Together/J to create class templates and didn't want to
spend $1000 per seat for a program that consolodates file templates and
command-line programs.
(2) Which brings me to cost. $3k (the usual street price for the
"enterprise" IDEs) is just too much. I told my company that I'd rather
have everyone handed a $3k bonus than to be saddled with an IDE (I'll
explain later). Java 2 SE and EE and all the libraries are free.
Furthermore, WebLogic wants you to use their compilation of the EE
libraries. Why should I pay $3k just to be able to compile theseprograms?
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This, of course, does not address the reality of what you want, and thatis
wizards to create these special classes.
(3) Which brings me to code generation. Has anyone analyzed Visual Cafe's
generated code? It's pathetic. Monolithic, wasteful and very touchy.Any
manual adjustment may or may not break the IDE's interpretation of the
logic. JBuilder is no better. Forte' usually crashes before I get tocode
generation. Visual Age generates some dynamite (and complex) code.
(4) Which brings me to VisualAge. I think a lot of developers would agree
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easy to use, visualizes beans and components very well (considering the
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unitialized, the repository is IBM's way of convincing (strongarming)
developers into having version control and on-the-fly code compilation.If
you begin and end your project in VisualAge and everything VAJ gives youis
fine, then VAJ is the way to go. However, if you already have a corporate
version control system (please tell me you do), you're at a loss as to how
to integrate with it. I worked at IBM and was told to use VisualAge. I
replied "How can it interface CMVC (IBM's workflow and VCS, which rules,
btw)?" The reply "Uh...we didn't think of that. Keep using Emacs". That
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repository, a way to let an entire group of developers have VAJ's
repository features across a network. Course, it's only available on the
enterprise version, don't pass go, cough up the $3k/seat. Oh, if you want
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version control very well. That's not their fault. On Solaris, there is
no "scc" (windows' universal source control API, like ODBC cept forversion
control) so you go back to command line world. The IDE makers didn'tspend
a lot of time considering non-SCC solutions so you're pretty much screwed
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dlls. PVCS' SCC interface is buggy, slow and hard to use. Visual Source
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interfaces built on IDEs. Bottom line? SlickEdit + Perforce or Emacs +
CVS (or CMVC, a lisp module exists within IBM) is still the best
"integrated version control" development platform with propers given to
VisualAge and its repository for an alternative solution with no prior VCS
in place.
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to settle on one development environment is very hard. Properly done, you
must settle on an IDE, have everyone trained (I can't stress thatenough.
Handing a hammer to a monkey usually results in broken skulls) in it and
use it religiously. For small startups like mine or fixed-budgetprojects,
this is just not feasible and thus we settled on a development environment
rather than an IDE.
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> What I am trying to develop is a multiplayer game that
is similar to sites
> such
> as pogo.com or yahoo games where it is multiplayer with
separate rooms and
> each
> of those rooms shared information, but not between each
other. It will of
> course also need database access. I have been developing
in FMS but now I
> found
> the existence of Remoting and just wondering which would
be a better
> solution
> for me and if anyone can, explain the clear difference
between the two and
> an
> example of an application for each?
>
> it may also be of importance to include that the
platform I'm developing
> for
> has no java capability.
>

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Hi all.
We would like to set an OracleVM farm, and I have a question about "best practice" for
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- The storage will be coming primarily from a backend NAS appliance (Netapp, FWIW).
- We have already allocated a separate VLAN for management.
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between the mgt/storage networks and the DomU networks. The second would just trunk
everything together across all 4 NICs, something like:
Config 1:
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Config 2:
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I'm attracted to the first option (perhaps naively) because CI/storage would benefit
from dedicated bandwidth and this configuration might also be more secure.
Regards,
Robert.

user1070509 wrote:
Option #4 (802.3ad) looks promising, but I don't know if this can be made to work across
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The Linux Foundation's Net:Bonding article has some great information on bonding in general, particularly on the various bonding methods for high availability:
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Net:Bonding

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