WebLogic Workshop's built-in Java controls make it easy to access
enterprise resources like databases and Enterprise JavaBeans from within your
application. The control handles the work of connecting to the enterprise
resource for you, so that you can focus on the business logic to make your
application work.
You can also create your own custom Java controls to encapsulate business
logic in a reusable component. For information on creating custom Java controls,
see Building Custom Java Controls.
For additional controls available for building WebLogic Integration applications,
be sure to see Using
Integration Controls.
Topics Included in This Section
Working with
Built-In Controls
Explains basic concepts for working with built-in controls.
Timer Control
Describes how to use the Timer control to run code at a
given interval.
Database
Control
Explains how to use the Database control to access a
relational database.
Web Service
Control
Describes how to use the Web Service control to call a web
service from within your application.
EJB Control
Explains how to use the EJB control to access an existing
Enterprise JavaBean (EJB).
JMS Control
Describes how to use the JMS control to send and receive
messages via a Java Message Service (JMS) queue or topic.
Control
Factories: Managing Collections of Controls
Explains how to use control factories with built-in
controls.
Related Topics
JCX Files: Implementing Controls