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Getting Started
Understanding the WLE Product
Developing WLE Applications
Using Security
Using Transactions

Guide to the University
Sample Applications
Setting Up Your Samples
   Environment
Basic Sample
Security Sample
Transaction Sample
Wrapper Sample
Production Sample

Guide to the Java
Sample Applications
Simpapp Sample
JDBC Bankapp Sample
XA Bankapp Sample

Technical Articles
CORBA Programming Model
CORBA Objects
Process-Entity Design Pattern
Client Data Caching Design Pattern

What's New
Glossary
Bibliography
Links to Related Sites


Java Reference
Class Hierarchy
Class index
JDBC API, with
   WebLogic Enterprise extensions
OMG IDL
Server Description File
TP Framework
Bootstrap Object
FactoryFinder Interface
Security Service
Transaction Service
WLE Interface Repository
Joint Client/Server Applications
Development and Interface
   Repository Administration
   Commands
CORBA ORB
Mapping IDL to Java
Developing Applications
Creating Java Servers
Compiling Interface Definitions
Writing Methods
Creating the Server Object
Defining Object Activation
   & Transaction Policies
Verifying Environment Variables
Compiling the Server Description File
Deploying Servers
Debugging Servers
Integrating Transactions
Adding Scalability Features

Using the jdbcKona drivers
jdbcKona/Oracle Driver
jdbcKona/MSSQLServer4 Driver

Creating C++ Servers
Compiling Interface Definitions
Writing Methods
Creating the Server Object
Defining Object Activation
   and Transaction Policies
Compiling and Linking Servers
Deploying Servers
Debugging Servers
Servant Pooling
Delegation-based Interface
    Implementation
Preactivating Objects with State
Adding Security
Integrating Transactions
Wrapping a BEA TUXEDO Service
Adding Scalability Features

Creating Client Applications
Creating CORBA Client Applications
Creating ActiveX Client Applications
Implementing Security
Implementing Transactions
Using the Dynamic Invocation
   Interface
Handling Exceptions

Using Server-to-Server Communication
Understanding Server-to-Server
   Communication
Developing C++ Joint Client/Server
   Applications
Developing Java Joint Client/Server
   Applications

Administration
Introduction
Admininstration Tools
Creating a
   Configuration File
Starting & Shutting Down
   Applications
Distributing Applications
Building Networked
   Applications
Configuring Transactions
Managing Interface
   Repositories
Configuring Multiple
   Domains (WLE)
Working with Multiple
   Domains (TUXEDO)
Managing Workstation
   Clients (TUXEDO)
Managing Remote Client
   Applications
Managing Queued
   Messages (TUXEDO)
Securing Applications
Monitoring a Running System
Monitoring Log Files
Tuning Applications
Migrating Applications
Dynamically Modifying
   Systems
Event Broker/Monitor
   (TUXEDO)
Administrative Reference
   (WLE)
Dynamically Reconfiguring
   Systems
Troubleshooting

C++ Reference
OMG IDL
Implementation Configuration File
TP Framework API
Bootstrap Object
FactoryFinder Interface
Security Service
Transaction Service
Interface Repository Interfaces
Joint Client/Server Applications
C++ Development
   and Administration Commands
Mapping OMG IDL to C++
Server-side Mapping

Other Reference
System Messages
CORBA 2.2 Specification
BEA TUXEDO Documents
Bookshelf (PDF)
Printable Documents (PDF)


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