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Introduces a number of basic concepts about creating WebLogic
Enterprise server applications and describes the two primary programming entities you
create for a WebLogic Enterprise server application.
Lists and describes the basic steps you follow to create a WebLogic
Enterprise server application.
Explains the fundamental concepts and processes involved with designing and
implementing a basic WebLogic Enterprise server application, based on the Basic University sample
application.
Explains the role of a WebLogic Enterprise server application in implementing a
security model for a WebLogic Enterprise domain.
Describes how the WebLogic Enterprise system supports transactions in a
WebLogic Enterprise domain and how you can implement transactions into your server applications.
Describes how to integrate a BEA Tuxedo application into a WebLogic
Enterprise server application.
Describes the key scalability features that you can build into your
WebLogic Enterprise applications to make them highly scalable, including replicated server
processes and groups, factory-based routing, and object state management.
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Presents an overview of the WebLogic Enterprise product and describes the process for developing distributed CORBA and EJB applications using the WebLogic Enterprise software.
Describes the UBBCONFIG file and administering WebLogic Enterprise applications.
Describes the commands used to build and manage WebLogic Enterprise applications and EJBs, the server processes used by WebLogic Enterprise applications, and the MIB classes that were added or enhanced to support WebLogic Enterprise applications.
Provides access to the sample applications that demonstrate the tasks involved in developing WebLogic Enterprise applications and EJBs.
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