The diff between WLI and Workshop

I hear people use 2 terms WLI (WebLogic Integration -?) and Workshop interchangeably.
Do these two terms represent the same thing? What are the differences if any?
When i click on WLI at dev2dev i get Workshop doc. So, why not to use 1 term?
Thanks,
Greg the Pro

You can think of WLI as a separate product that Workshop knows how to
integrate with (and is currently the only practical way to develop WLI
components with).
It's separate because Workshop is a general IDE that is also used for
other J2EE development and Weblogic functions.
Think of another IDE like Eclipse being Workshop. Then think of how
Eclipse can have built-in integration with things like Ant and XML.
Eclipse isn't Ant or XML, it's an IDE that can be used with it. WLI
would be a product like this.
If you need any more clarification, I'd suggest trying out the products
and reading the docs for a bit.
Thanks
Greg the Pro wrote:
Thanks Steve,
Still it's not clear. Can you exemplify ? Is WLI a subfunction of the Workshop?
Is WLI a separate product? If yes, why?
GtP
Steven Ostrowski <[email protected]> wrote:
They're not the same thing. Workshop is a general IDE plus some
framework code that can be used with either just Weblogic Server, or
with the entire Weblogic Platform.
WLI is an extension to the Weblogic Server + Workshop framework that
supports things like business process management, worklist, etc. You
can
also edit WLI components in Workshop.
Greg the Pro wrote:
I hear people use 2 terms WLI (WebLogic Integration -?) and Workshopinterchangeably.
Do these two terms represent the same thing? What are the differencesif any?
When i click on WLI at dev2dev i get Workshop doc. So, why not touse 1 term?
Thanks,
Greg the Pro

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