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Presents an overview of the WebLogic Enterprise product.
Describes the CORBA programming environment available in the WebLogic Enterprise product and the architectural components of the
CORBA programming environment.
Describes the EJB programming environment available in the WebLogic Enterprise product and the architectural components of the EJB programming environment.
Explains how to build a typical WebLogic Enterprise CORBA application using the Simpapp and Java Simpapp sample applications as examples.
Describes how security is incorporated into a WebLogic Enterprise CORBA application. The Security sample application is used as an example.
Describes how transactions are incorporated into a WebLogic Enterprise CORBA application. The Transactions sample application is used as an example.
Explains how to build a typical WebLogic Enterprise EJB application, using the
statefulSession EJB application, which is shipped with the WebLogic Enterprise software, as an example.
Explains how to design a typical EJB application using the WebLogic Enterprise environment.
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Related Topics
Administration
Describes how to administer WebLogic Enterprise systems.
Bibliography
Provides a list of books, specifications, and technical articles about CORBA and distributed object computing, transaction processing, and Java.
Glossary
Contains the terms and definitions used in the WebLogic Enterprise online documentation.
Programming
Describes how to create distrbuted client and server applications using the WebLogic Enterprise software.
Reference
Describes WebLogic Enterprise reference information including commands, processes, and APIs.
Sample Applications
Provides access to the sample applications that demonstrate the tasks involved in developing WebLogic Enterprise applications and EJBs.
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