WebLogic()

Author: (USA) Michael J. McLaughlin, Chuck
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: As the Java programming language has matured, many developers have turned to Java to meet their needs for enterprise-level application development. In most Java applications, complex transaction management, messaging, XML and Web service support, naming and directory services, and database management are not only important components but also the foundation for the functionality of these applications. Therefore, Java developers have been striving to find a general application server that can provide the above services for enterprise-level application development. Among the many competitors, BEA's WebLogic Server holds a leading position. "WebLogic" comprehensively introduces BEA WebLogic. Whether you are a developer, manager, or system architect, reading this book will help you use WebLogic more deeply, optimize faster, and achieve better performance. This book details WebLogic's support for standard APIs in the J2EE field and its extensions to core APIs; however, it does not spend too much on well-known APIs such as servlets, JSP, and EJB. The content of this book includes:
· Developing J2EE Web applications using servlets, JSP, and WebLogic's custom JSP tags and class libraries.
· Configuring and deploying applications in the WebLogic web container.
· Advanced management of the WebLogic servlet engine and HTTP server.
· Creating, deploying, and optimizing EJB in the WebLogic environment.
· Installing and managing WebLogic in a multi-server environment, including details on load balancing, failover, session management, and session replication.
· Setting up SSL and making it available for WebLogic applications.
· Applying various WebLogic security modes.
· Using WebLogic XML registry files, Web service frameworks, logging features, and internationalization APIs.
· Managing WebLogic using JMX and SNMP.