Upgrading Oracle WebLogic Server
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- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Roadmap for Upgrading Your Application Environment
- 3 Reconfiguring WebLogic Domains
- 4 Upgrading WebLogic Web Services
- 5 Reconfiguration Wizard Screens
- Select Domain
- Reconfiguration Setup Progress
- Domain Mode and JDK
- Database Configuration Type
- JDBC Component Schema
- GridLink Oracle RAC Component Schema
- Oracle RAC Multi Data Source Component Schema
- JDBC Component Schema Test
- JDBC Data Sources
- GridLink Oracle RAC Data Sources
- Oracle RAC Multi Data Sources
- JDBC Data Sources Test
- Database Scripts
- Credentials
- Keystore
- Advanced Configuration
- Managed Servers
- Clusters
- Assign Servers to Clusters
- HTTP Proxy Applications
- Coherence Clusters
- Machines
- Assign Servers to Machines
- Deployments Targeting
- Services Targeting
- JMS File Stores
- Configuration Summary
- Reconfiguration Progress
- Reconfiguration Success
- A WebLogic Server 12.1.2 Compatibility with Previous Releases
- Maximum POST Size
- WLDF Schema Upgrade
- jdbc-connection-timeout-secs Element
- Commitment of Local Transactions
- JVM Settings
- Node Manager startScriptEnabled Default
- Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs)
- WebLogic Server 8.1 Web Services Stack Has Been Removed
- Universal Description and Discover (UDDI) Registry Has Been Removed
- Certicom SSL Implementation
- Coherence Version
- Deprecated and Obsolete Web Application Features
- Evaluation Database Changed From PointBase to Derby
- Data Source Profile Logging
- ONS Debugging
- Oracle Type 4 JDBC drivers from DataDirect
- Default Message Mode Has Changed
- Modifications to SSLMBean
- New Web Services Features
- Introduction of JSSE
- Performance Enhancements for Security Policy Deployment
- ActiveCache
- Class Caching
- Deprecated JDBC Drivers
- Changes to weblogic.jms.extension API
- Persistent Store Updates
- Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Virtual Directory Authentication Providers
- capacityIncrement Attribute
- Middleware Home Directory
- Resource Registration Name
- Servlet Path Mapping