WebLogic Server is an open, extensible, standards-based
application server platform for assembling, deploying, and managing
distributed applications.
With WebLogic Server, you deliver your networked applications faster, more
reliably, and with all the benefits of Java. WebLogic Server's powerful
Enterprise JavaBeans server and container provide industry-leading
functionality, flexibility, and performance . . . and it's available
now!
WebLogic Server meets your requirements for:
Power
- Componentized -- Enterprise JavaBeans and distributed classic JavaBeans provide application partitioning and reuse
- Java Platform for the Enterprise -- All of the Java Enterprise APIs and services in a single server
- High performance -- Multithreaded, multiplexed architecture
- Scalable -- Server clustering
Productivity
- Zero administration clients --
Easy deployment of Java client
- Standard IDE integration --
Easy integration with best-of-breed components
- Graphical wizards --
Easy-to-use wizards for EJB deployment and zero administration clients
- Classic JavaBeans --
Drag-and-drop graphical programming
Safety
- Standards-based -- Java Platform for
the Enterprise standard APIs
- Proven -- Thousands of current customers
- Production quality -- Highly leveraged, 100% Java
- Easy to use --
Standard APIs, graphical wizards, and IDE integration
mean zero learning curve
See how WebLogic Server can --
Build for the Enterprise with the suite of Java
Platform for the Enterprise services!
Accelerate your time-to-market for Java applications!
Scale up and manage your runtime environments
as your needs grow!
WebLogic Server is a rich, high-performance, fully integrated Java
platform for enterprise applications:
All this with . . .
- Enterprise JavaBeans -- including entity and session beans, container-managed persistence, and support for Java Transaction Service (JTS)
- Distributed objects and services -- including Java, COM, and CORBA
- Servlets and JSP for the web
- Zero administration clients
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- Java Message Service (JMS)
- Security, via SSL and ACLs
- Multitier JDBC
- HTTP and IIOP firewall tunneling
- Graphical management console
- Development wizards
- Distributed, classic JavaBeans
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