Index

A B C D E F G H I J M N O P R S T V W

A

active-active topologies, 4.4.2

active-passive topologies, 4.4.2

ADF Business Components, 3.11.2.2

ADF Controller, 3.11.2.3

ADF faces rich client, 3.11.2.4

Administration Server, 2.1, 2.4, 2.4.1

application module, 3.11.2.2

automatic restart, 4.4.2

B

backup and recovery, 4.4.2, 4.9

C

CEP Service Engine. See Oracle CEP Service Engine

cloning, 4.7

cluster, 2.4.2

clustering, 4.4.2

creating a domain, 2.9.3

creating the Oracle Home directory, 2.9.2

D

death detection, 4.4.2

deployment architecture, 2.2

development tools, 3.11

directory structure, 2.4

domain template, 2.4.2

E

enterprise deployment, defined, 4.1

entity object, 3.11.2.2

Event-Driven Architecture. See EDA

extending a domain, 2.9.5

F

failover, 4.4.2

farm, 2.10

functions

middleware, 1.2

Fusion Middleware Control

using, 4.2.1

G

grid servers, 4.1

H

high availability, 4.3

high availability practices, Oracle site, 3, 4.1

human workflow, 3.10.10

I

integrated high availability, 4.4.2

J

Java component, 2.1

Java EE, 3.1

Java Message Service, 3.1.2.3

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition, 3.1

JRockit, 3.1.2.5

M

Managed Servers, 2.1, 2.4

Managed servers, 2.4.2

metadata repository, 2.1, 3.2

Middleware, 1.1

middleware

functions, 1.2

middleware architecture design, 1.3

Middleware home, 2.1, 2.6

Middleware Home directory, 2.9.1

N

Node Manager, 2.4.3

O

Oracle Access Manager, 3.3.10

Oracle Adaptive Access Manager, 3.3.11

Oracle ADF, 3.11.2

Oracle ADF Business Components, 3.11.2.2

Oracle ADF Desktop Integration, 3.11.2.9

Oracle ADF Mobile, 3.11.2.8

Oracle ADF Model, 3.11.2.1

Oracle ADF Security, 3.11.2.5

Oracle Application Development Framework, 3.1.2.6

Oracle Authorization Policy Manager, 3.3.13

Oracle B2B, 3.10.6

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 3.10.7

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring, 3.10.5

Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer, 3.6

Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, 3.5.1

Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher, 3.5.2

Oracle Business Rules, 3.10.4

Oracle CEP Service Engine

about, 3.10.3

Oracle Coherence, 3.1.2.2

Oracle Complex Event Processing, 3.10.3

Oracle Composer, 3.4.1

Oracle Data Integrator, 3.17

Oracle Data Profiling, 3.17.1

Oracle Data Quality, 3.17.1

Oracle Delegated Administration Services, 3.15

Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 3.3.3

Oracle Directory Services Manager, 3.3.9

Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite, 3.16

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control, 4.2.5

Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse, 3.11.4

Oracle Entitlements Server, 3.3.8

Oracle Forms Services, 3.9

Oracle Fusion Middleware

creating the Oracle Home directory, 2.9.2

directory structure concepts, 2.9

environment, 2.3

Middleware Home directory, 2.9.1

Oracle Home directory, 2.9.2

WebLogic Home directory, 2.9.1

with Oracle Web Cache, 3.13.1

Oracle Fusion Middleware enterprise deployment functions, 4.1

Oracle Help, 3.11.5

Oracle home, 2.8

Oracle Home directory, 2.9.2

Oracle HTTP Server, 3.12

Oracle Identity Federation, 3.3.4

Oracle Identity Management, 3.3

Oracle Identity Manager, 3.3.1

Oracle Identity Navigator, 3.3.12

Oracle Imaging and Process Management, 3.16.5

Oracle Information Rights Managemen, 3.16.4

Oracle instance, 2.5

Oracle Instance in a WebLogic Domain, 2.9.6

Oracle Internet Directory, 3.3.2

Oracle JDeveloper, 3.11.1

Oracle Mediator, 3.10.11

Oracle Metadata Repository, 3.2

Oracle Platform Security Services, 3.3.6

Oracle Portal, 3.7

Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server (OPMN), 4.2.4

Oracle Real Application Clusters, 4.8

Oracle Reports, 3.8

Oracle Reports Bridge, 3.8

Oracle Reports Builder, 3.8

Oracle Reports Client, 3.8

Oracle Reports Runtime, 3.8

Oracle Reports Server, 3.8

Oracle Reports Services, 3.8

Oracle Reports Servlet, 3.8

Oracle Role Manager, 3.3.7

Oracle Service Bus, 3.10.2

Oracle Service Registry, 3.10.8

Oracle SOA Suite, 3.10

Oracle TopLink, 3.1.2.8, 3.11.3

Oracle User Messaging Service, 3.10.9

Oracle Virtual Directory, 3.3.5

Oracle Web Cache, 3.13.1

features

origin server load balancing and failover, 4.5

with Oracle HTTP Server, 3.13.1

with Oracle WebLogic Server, 3.13.1

Oracle Web Tier

Oracle HTTP Server, 3.13.1

Oracle WebCenter, 3.4

Oracle WebCenter Framework, 3.4.2

Oracle WebCenter Services, 3.4.3

Oracle WebCenter Spaces, 3.4.4

Oracle WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST)

P

performance, enterprise deployment and, 4.1

process death detection, 4.4.2

R

rolling patching, 4.4.2

S

scalability, 4.3

security architecture

Oracle WebLogic Server, 3.1.1.4

server load balancing, 4.4.2

server migration, 4.4.2

service level agreements, 4.1

Service-Oriented Architecture, 1.4

Simple Network Management Protocol, 3.1.1.2

state replication and routing, 4.4.2

system component, 2.1

T

Tuxedo, 3.1.2.7

V

view object, 3.11.2.2

W

Web tier

Oracle HTTP Server, 3.13.1

WebLogic Domain

creating, 2.9.3

directory structure for multiple products, 2.9.4

Domains directory, 2.9.3

extending, 2.9.5

User Projects directory, 2.9.3

with Oracle Instance, 2.9.6

WebLogic Home directory, 2.9.1

WebLogic Scripting Tool, 3.1.1.2

WebLogic Server home, 2.7