All Interoperability and Coexistence
    Topics

Lists all the interoperability and coexistence topics, and includes links to two sample applications that include Enterprise JavaBean classes and CORBA objects.

Introduction

Provides a high-level overview of the interoperability and coexistence capabilities in the WebLogic Enterprise system among the CORBA, J2EE, and BEA Tuxedo programming models. This chapter also comprehensively describes the T-Engine and J-Engine interoperability features, and describes the set of interoperability sample applications provided with the WebLogic Enterprise software.

T-Engine EJB-to-CORBA/Java Simpapp
    Sample Application

Describes how to build and run the EJB-CORBA/Java Simpapp sample application, which shows an EJB client, an EJB server deploying an EJB and an EJB-to-CORBA bridge object, and a CORBA server deploying a CORBA object.

CORBA/C++-to-T-Engine EJB Simpapp
    Sample Application

Describes how to build and run the CORBA/C++-EJB Simpapp sample application, which shows a CORBA/C++ client application, a CORBA/Java server application acting as a liaison between the C++ client application and an EJB server, and an EJB server application.

CORBA/Java-to-Tuxedo Simpapp
    Sample Application

Describes how to build and run the CORBA/Java-to-Tuxedo Simpapp sample application, which shows the use of Java Enterprise Tuxedo (JET) technology to invoke a Tuxedo service from a CORBA/Java server running in the WebLogic Enterprise T-Engine domain.

T-Engine EJB-to-Tuxedo Simpapp
    Sample Application

Describes how to build and run the EJB-to-Tuxedo Simpapp sample application, which shows the use of Java Enterprise Tuxedo (JET) technology to invoke a Tuxedo service from an EJB server running in the WebLogic Enterprise T-Engine EJB container.

Related Topics

University Wrapper
    Sample Application

Shows a CORBA object that calls a BEA Tuxedo service.

Creating CORBA Client
    Applications

Explains how CORBA and ActiveX client applications access WebLogic Enterprise server applications and describes the development steps common to all WebLogic Enterprise client applications.

Using T-Engine RMI in a WebLogic
    Enterprise Environment

Explains briefly what RMI is and how it relates to J2EE programming in WebLogic Enterprise, and describes how to develop RMI applications in a WebLogic Enterprise environment.

The WebLogic Enterprise
    T-Engine EJB Programming
    Environment

Provides an overview of the WebLogic Enterprise EJB programming environment, describes the kinds of beans you can develop and deploy in the WebLogic Enterprise system, and summarizes the entities you create to build and deploy a bean in the WebLogic Enterprise environment.

Java Enterprise Tuxedo

Describes Java Enterprise Tuxedo (JET), which enables Java servers to invoke BEA Tuxedo services and process the results.

WebLogic Enterprise
    Connectivity

Describes how to connect Java applications that run on WebLogic Server (J-Engine) to CORBA, EJB, and RMI objects that run in a WebLogic Enterprise (T-Engine) domain.