BEA WebLogic Enterprise Release 5.0 Documentation: Tuning and Scaling Topics

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Tuning your WLE application involves monitoring the application and making changes to the WLE configuration and system parameters to ensure optimized performance. Scaling your WLE application ensures that an enterprise application can support hundreds of execution contexts (where the context can be a thread or a process), tens of thousands of client applications, and millions of objects at satisfactory performance levels.

All Tuning and Scaling Topics

Contains a comprehensive, hyperlinked list of tuning and scaling topics.

Scaling WLE Applications

Introduces key concepts and tasks for scaling WLE applications, including scalability features, bject state management, replicating server processes and groups, multithreaded Java servers, factory-based routing (CORBA), and multiplexing incoming client connections.

Scaling CORBA C++ Server Applications

Describes how to scale WLE server applications in a CORBA C++ environment, including scaling the Production Sample Application, changing the OMG IDL, using a stateless object model, replicating server processes and groups, and factory-based routing.

Production Sample Application

Describes how set up, compile and run the Production Sample Application.

Scaling CORBA Java Server Applications

Demonstrates scaling a WLE CORBA Java application to increase its processing capability using the JDBC Bankapp sample application.

Scaling EJB Applications

describes the EJB application scaling tasks for EJB providers, application assemblers and deployers, and system administrators.

Distributing Applications

Describes how to distribute applications in the WLE environment, including information on sing data-dependent routing (BEA TUXEDO servers only), modifying and creating UBBCONFIG sections, and modifying the Domain Gateway configuration file to support routing (BEA TUXEDO servers).

Tuning Applications

Describes the tasks involved in monitoring and tuning WLE applications, including maximizing application resources, using MSSQ Sets (BEA TUXEDO servers), enabling load balancing, replicating server processes and groups, configuring multithreaded Java servers, assigning priorities to interfaces or services, bundling services into servers (BEA TUXEDO servers), setting application parameters, determining IPC requirements, and measuring system traffic.