About this Content

This book describes how to develop Jakarta Data applications for Oracle WebLogic Server. It covers repositories backed by Jakarta Persistence and the optional Jakarta NoSQL integration.

Audience

The audience includes Java developers who understand Jakarta Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI), application packaging, and their application’s persistence technology. Administrators and deployers configure the resources and bindings required by NoSQL applications.

Related Resources

• For resource configuration, bindings, policies, and recovery, see Administering NoSQL Resources for Oracle WebLogic Server.

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