What's New

Learn about the new WebLogic Enterprise system CORBA features.

The WebLogic Enterprise CORBA
    Programming Environment

Describes the features available in the T-Engine of the WebLogic Enterprise product and the architectural components of the T-Engine.

Developing WebLogic Enterprise CORBA Applications

Takes you step-by-step through the process of developing and building a WebLogic Enterprise application using the CORBA features of the T-Engine. The sample application uses simple transactions and security settings, default programming and administration values.

Programming

Provides links to topics that describe how to enhance basic WebLogic Enterprise applications with CORBA features such as security, naming, and events.

Sample Applications

Provides pointers to the WebLogic Enterprise sample applications, including the CORBA C++ and CORBA Java samples.

Administration

Explains how to perform administration tasks for WebLogic Enterprise applications.

Reference

Provides links to programmer reference information about the Object Management Group Interface Definition Language (OMG IDL), Implementation Configuration File (ICF), TP Framework application programming interface (API), Bootstrap object, mapping OMG to C++, CORBA API, Server-side mapping, and other APIs. In addition, links to the descriptions of the commands, system processes, and MIBs used by WebLogic Enterprise applications are provided.

System Messages

Documents the system messages catalogs for the WLE and relevant Tuxedo components.

CORBA Shortcuts & Other Resources

Introductory CORBA Topics

Overview of the WebLogic
    Enterprise product

Programming & Administration Topics

Creating Client Applications

Creating CORBA C++ Server Applications

Creating CORBA Java Server Applications

Creating a Configuration File
    (UBBCONFIG)

Configuring Servers

Includes setting up JavaServer

Using Security

Using Transactions

Using JDBC Drivers

Using JDBC Connection Pooling

Using Notification Services

Using Request-Level Interceptors

Using Server-to-Server Communications

Tuning and Scaling Applications

Using the idltojava Compiler

Using the CORBA Name Service

Other Resources

API Javadoc

OMG CORBA Specifications

WebLogic Enterprise supports CORBA 2.2 and includes support for some CORBA 2.3 extensions. Follow this link to access the OMG CORBA specifications on the OMG Web site.

Technical Articles

Provides background information about the CORBA client/server computing model and CORBA objects, and describes two design patterns that you can use to implement good design practices in the WebLogic Enterprise system: Process-Entity, and Client Data Caching.