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Adobe Acrobat (PDF) versions of documents	• Installing WebLogic Commerce Servers • Using WebLogic Components • Hands-On Tour • Modeling with eBusiness Smart Components

On-Line (HTML formatted) Documents	BEA WebLogic Commerce Servers • BEA WebLogic Portal 1.7
	1. Introduction to the BEA WebLogic Portal Overview Portal-in-a-Box Portal Personalization The Acme Demo Portal Additional Resources 2. Getting Started Overview Running the Portal-in-a-Box Setting Up a DBMS Running with a DBMS Creating a Portal Appendix A - Installation Directory Structure Appendix B - Jar Files 3. Portlet Developer's Guide Overview Creating Portlet Applications Using Example Portlets Using the Default Implementation	4. Portal Administrator's Guide Overview Getting Started Logging On to the Portal Administration Tool Administering Portlets Administering Portals Administering Portal Groups Testing Your Portal Creating a Portal Using the Demo Portal 5. BEA WebLogic Portal JSP Tag Libraries Portal Tag Reference Portal Administration Tag Reference Portal Utilities Tag Reference WebLogic Utilities Tag Reference 6. Internationalization 7. Portal API Documentation

	• BEA WebLogic Components 1.7
	• Using WebLogic Components
	1. Overview of WebLogic Components eCommerce Component Packages Customer and Session ShoppingAdvisor and Items Order Fulfillment Features of eCommerce Components Specifications for eCommerce Components 2. My BuyBeans.com Example Beans & Co. Scenario The Company The Opportunity The Project The Solution Get Started! My BuyBeans.com Architecture About the My BuyBeans.com Database Introduction to the Hands-On Technical Tour	3. Developing Applications with WebLogic Components Typical Development Approach Component Examples Foundation and Axiom Workflow BusinessPolicy Extending PassByValue More Information 4. Deploying WebLogic Components Using Bean-Managed Persistence Using Bean-Managed Persistence The Oracle Reference Implementations Additional Requirements Deployment Sets Overview Deploying on Windows NT Deploying on Solaris 5. References Sites EJB Documentation White Papers
	• Hands-On Tour
	1. Getting Started Overview Relevance Requirements Contents 2. Scenario 3. Design Overview of Design Considerations Prerequisites for Design Work Directions for Designing Step 1. Open a copy of BEA WebLogic Components Rational Rose model. Step 2. Create a new BuyBeans tour package for the new components. Step 3. Add a new class diagram to the tour package. Step 4. Add a BasicBean Component to the class diagram. Step 5. Add an ItemPriceCalculationPolicy Component to the class diagram. Step 6. Create a new BeanieHat Component that extends the BasicBean Component. Step 7. Create a new BeanieHatPricePolicy Component that extends the ItemPriceCalculationPolicy Component. Step 8. Add attributes to the BeanieHat Component. Step 9. Save and review the final Rational Rose model. 4. Implement Overview of Implementation Prerequisites for Implementing Directions for Implementing Step 1. Open the copy of BEA WebLogic Components Rational Rose model. Step 2. Export the model using BEA's Rational Rose Plug-In. Step 3. Create a new Smart Generator project. Step 4. Configure the project. Step 5. Generate EJB implementations of the BeanieHat and BeanieHatPricePolicy Components. Step 6. Implement custom business logic in the BeanieHatPricePolicy Component Step 7. Implement presentation logic for the new BeanieHat Component.	5. Deploy Overview of Deployment Prerequisites for Deployment Directions for Deploying Step 1. Compile the BeanieHat and BeanieHatPricePolicy Components. Step 2. Create deployment descriptors for the BeanieHat Component and deploy the WebLogic Components. Step 3. Configure the target Application Server (in this case the BEA WebLogic Application server). Step 4. Create instances of the BeanieHat Component based on Marketing beanie hat data. 6. Results - An Enhanced Web Site Overview of Results Prerequisites for Running the Web Site Directions for Viewing the Web Site Step 1. Start the BuyBeans.com WebLogic Application Server. Step 2. Browse the site and check out Beans & Co. newest offering: the beanie hat!

Example Portals	The Server must be running to access these examples. Portal-in-a-Box (Acme) My BuyBeans.com