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Note: Effective February 1999, the BEA M3 product is renamed. The new name of the product is BEA WebLogic Enterprise (WLE). |
New Product Descriptions
This release of the WebLogic Enterprise product includes the following new product descriptions:- Information about using joint client/server applications and callback objects. See Using Server-to-Server Communication.
- Information about building and running sample applications that demonstrate building C++ and Java joint client/server applications. See the topics Developing C++ Joint Client/Server Applications and Developing Java Joint Client/Server Applications.
- In the Administration Guide, information about how to set up IIOP in the topic Managing Remote Client Applications and how to use multiple WLE domains in the topic Configuring Multiple Domains.
- Updated C++ programming information, including:
- Enhancements to the API for the TP Framework
- A new Bootstrap object method, register_callback_port
- New APIs for joint client/server applications
- Enhancements to the API for Server-side mapping
- New sections on delegation-based interface implementation, servant pooling, and preactivating an object with state
- Updated Java programming information, including:
- New reference descriptions for implementing joint client/server applications.
- New APIs for the com.beasys.BEAWrapper package.
- An updated glossary.
Documentation Enhancements
This release of the product includes the following documentation enhancements:- A simplified description of the concepts and development process for C++ and Java WLE applications. See Getting Started.
- A new topic Using Server-to-Server Communication, which describes using callback objects in C++ and Java joint client/server applications.
- A new document, Technical Articles, which provides select topics on the CORBA programming model and two design patterns: the Process-Entity pattern, and the Client Data Caching pattern.
- An enhanced search applet to help you locate topics. You can enter queries for strings that include periods (.) and underscores (_). You can focus your searches by selecting the type of documents in which to search. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, in found documents, the search feature also can highlight the keywords you entered. (If you are using Netscape, keyword highlighting is not supported in the search applet.)
- An updated Bookshelf, which provides PDF versions of the WebLogic Enterprise documents.
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Last update: July 9, 1999.
