BEA WebLogic Server Administration Guide

Author: Ali Akbar Keyur Shah
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Comprehensive BEA WebLogic Server Resources
This book is written by core BEA developers, providing an in-depth exploration of the management and configuration techniques for the popular application server WebLogic Server, along with numerous best practices. The content includes:
Successfully installing and configuring the WebLogic Application Server on Windows, Linux, and AIX
Deploying and configuring applications on one or more servers and clusters
Managing JMX objects, such as MBean and MBeanServer
Understanding J2EE services, including EJB, JNDI, JDBC, JMS, etc.
Using the management console to create and monitor servers, clusters, and applications
Integrating processes and data between legacy systems and XML Web applications
Working within existing infrastructure, such as IIS and Apache
Adjusting and configuring various parameters to optimize performance
Managing new security frameworks, including authorization, credential mapper, determiner, and keystore.
This book provides a detailed introduction to the leading application server WebLogic Server today. From installation and workload management to deploying J2EE services and integrating applications, it covers the professional knowledge required to run and maintain WebLogic Server, including detailed steps for tasks such as the management console, performance tuning, and troubleshooting. Practical, authoritative, and comprehensive, this book is essential reading for every WebLogic Server administrator.
This book provides a detailed introduction to the leading application server WebLogic Server today. From installation and workload management to deploying J2EE services and integrating applications, it covers the professional knowledge required to run and maintain WebLogic Server, including detailed steps for tasks such as the management console, performance tuning, and troubleshooting. Practical, authoritative, and comprehensive, this book is essential reading for every WebLogic Server administrator.