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BOOK ORACLE WEBLOGIC SERVER 12C
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Items Found: 134
- Preface 1
- Chapter 1: Ready for the Cloud! 7
- The c is replacing the g 7
- WebLogic 12c supports over more than 200 new features! 8
- Overview and structure in the new features 8
- Java EE 6 support and development 8
- Java EE 6 features 8
- Development features 9
- Configuration and tooling 11
- Performance and failover 11
- Traffic management 12
- Enterprise Manager 12c 12
- Distributed caching 13
- Some more Exalogic features 14
- Summary 15
- Chapter 2: Supporting the Java EE 6 17
- Java EE 6 applications for conventional and cloud deployment 17
- Major Java EE 6 API changes 18
- Java EE 6 specifications 19
- Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java EE (JSR 299) 19
- Java Server Faces (JSF) 2 21
- Enterprise Java Beans 3.1 22
- Admin console support for EJBs in a WAR 26
- EJB 3.1 annotation support 26
- Simplified deployment with annotation support 26
- Bean Validation 1.0 (JSR 303) 28
- Java Persistence API (JPA) 2 28
- Servlets 3.0 31
- Java API for RESTful Web Services (JSR 311) 32
- Java EE Connector Architecture 1.6 33
- Deprecated APIs 33
- WebLogic 12c shared libraries and modules 34
- Java classes compatibility 35
- Summary 36
- Chapter 3: Deployment, Installation, and Configuration Features 37
- Develop, build, compile, and deploy on WebLogic 12c 37
- Lightweight development with WebLogic 12c 38
- Some hints and tips using development on WebLogic 12c 39
- Using FastSwap 39
- Using the wlx option 40
- Using WebLogic server tooling 40
- Standard Java IDE support 41
- Eclipse and Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (12.1.1.0) 41
- NetBeans IDE 7.1 43
- Other expected IDEs 44
- WebLogic 12c and Maven integration 44
- The project object model (POM) 45
- Advanced features of WebLogic Maven plugin 48
- Maven support for several IDEs 49
- Maven for Eclipse/OEPE 49
- NetBeans and Maven 50
- Classloading and the Classloading Analysis Tool (CAT) 51
- Overview of Java EE application Classpath 51
- Built-in WLS CAT (ClassLoading Analysis Tool) 52
- Deployment descriptor support for GlassFish Server 54
- Cloud development with WebLogic 12c 55
- Installation and upgrades with WebLogic 12c 55
- Upgrading to WebLogic 12c 57
- New configuration features in WebLogic 12c 58
- JDK 7 certification 58
- Administration Console 58
- NodeManager 58
- JDBC 58
- Security 59
- Standalone clients 60
- Deprecated: weblogic.management.username and weblogic.management.password 60
- Web Services 60
- Exalogic features 61
- WebLogic 12c New feature TLog Store 62
- Summary 62
- Chapter 4: Integrated and External Services 63
- JDBC services 63
- Active GridLink and RAC integration 63
- Fan enabling 64
- New JDBC features for WebLogic 12c 65
- JMS Services 69
- Security services 70
- Java Authentication Service Provider Interface for Containers (JASPIC)
- support 70
- RSA JSSE Provider 72
- SSL Implementation 72
- Changes to SSLMBean 73
- JSSE/SSL 73
- TLS 1.2 support 73
- Better support for Single Sign-On with Microsoft Clients 74
- Web Services 75
- WebLogic Web Services with Java EE 6 75
- WebLogic 12c and Jersey JAX-RS RI
- Version 1.9 76
- Support for EclipseLink MOXy (JAXB) 77
- Summary 78
- Chapter 5: Integration and Management with Enterprise
- Manager 12c Cloud Control 79
- What is Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c? 79
- Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c system design 80
- WebLogic Server Management: New in Enterprise Manager 12c 81
- Configuration management features 82
- WebLogic Server 12c provisioning and cloning 82
- Automating discovery and detecting configuration changes 85
- WebLogic Server 12c monitoring 86
- Performance monitoring and diagnostics of WebLogic Server 86
- Customizable performance summaries 88
- Out-of-box metrics 88
- Metric Extensions 89
- Composite Application dashboard 90
- Request Monitoring 90
- JVM Diagnostics 91
- Middleware Diagnostics Advisor 93
- Diagnostic Snapshots 94
- Monitoring for deployed applications 95
- Application components dependency and performance 96
- Log Viewer 97
- Event monitoring 98
- Business Transaction Management 98
- Heap Analysis 99
- Integrated Cloud Stack Management 99
- Summary 99
- Chapter 6: Oracle WebLogic 12c to the Cloud: Exalogic 101
- What is Oracle Exalogic? 102
- Exabus 104
- Oracle Exalogic Cloud Software components 104
- Exalogic Cloud Software 105
- RDMA API: Oracle Tuxedo 106
- Message Bus API: Oracle Coherence 108
- SDP API: WebLogic 109
- Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder 110
- Oracle Traffic Director 111
- Oracle WebLogic/Exalogic optimizations 114
- Increased server scalability, throughput, and responsiveness 114
- Better Oracle RAC and Exadata integration 115
- Reduced Exalogic to Exadata response times 116
- Summary 117
- Index 119
- Preface
