Which Performance Monitoring Tool is good for Weblogic?

Please advise me on good performance monitoring software. Budget is no issue.
A typical performance monitoring tool has:
Server monitoring
Application server monitoring
Database monitoring
Web services monitoring
Virtualization monitoring
An example is ManageEngine's Applications Manager
currenty, I want to monitor:
1 - BEA Weblogic server 8.1
2 - Oracle 9i Rel 2
Once I can identify the bottlenecks, recommendation for hardware / software upgrade can be made easily.
Thanks.

Thanks Faisal, I will evaluate this product if full functional trial version is available.
so far I have come to know about these tools:
Applications Manager
up.time
Still not sure which one brings more value to the business.
Regards,
Yasar
Edited by: user12145614 on Dec 5, 2010 11:02 AM

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