Saturday, 9 January 2010
Oracle Weblogic 11g - first looks
weblogic 11g oracle name oracle middleware is currently at weblogic version 10.3.1.0
and is made to be harmoniously SOA orientated, first looks show a new fresh looking admin console, and a whole load more features, however nothing in this version really jumps out from first impressions and is this really a minor revision to 10 rather than a whole new version?
Well by naming it 11g will bring more of a marketing and branding advantage than a technical one like the fantastic name there marketing dept has come up with ...only time will tell the value that 11g will really bring...I am looking forward to oracle weblogic 11g v2.
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
Weblogic Spring Java Hibernate Power Team Available now to Blitz your project!
Docklands, Central London.
The Weblogic Gurus Development Team are now avaiable for invitations for
new development projects
after successful completion of a major security referencing project.
The Weblogic Guru's development team can take your J2EE project and use
Spring & Hibernate and develop your project coding requirements quickly
productively and to high standards.
Benefits are:
Reduced costs
Experienced Team with proven track record
Well connected with industry experts
Short development Times
Re-Use of existing spring objects
Banking Experience & Best of Breed Technologies
And lastly of course Backed by the Weblogic Guru's certified quality
assurance guarantee.
Please drop me a email at guru.weblogic@gmail.com
Monday, 29 December 2008
Spring & Hibernate Increase Development Productivity by 30%
Sunday, 28 December 2008
UK's Largest Payment Processing Company Migrates to Weblogic
Voca ( BACS ), UK's largest payment runs Weblogic
Voca process money transactions they have built a successful system based on weblogic
and migrated from old IBM AIX & Tandem / Mainframe Systems (taking up masses of space in North West london) over to Newly Architected Web Infrastructure and 100% Java solution what is a increasingly complex business with tight SLA's and huge responsiblity
including meeting standards inposed by Bank of England, their system comprises:
BEA Weblogic 9.2
JDK 1.4 / J2EE 1.4
Spring
Hibernate
Oracle 10 RAC
Oracle AQS
Deliverables Successes :
80 Million + Transactions / Day
100% Data Integrity ( Never lost any data )
Power to handle 100 Million Transactions in under 4 Hours ( to meet tight SLA's)
The messaging of transactions utilised totally new solution of 'competing consumers' and overcome the challenge of existing BEA messaging by utilising Oracle AQS message Queing, Local Transactions now this is all part of BEA Weblogic since the merger with Oracle Corporation.
Watch the full video presentation of how they done it here:
http://www.infoq.com/presentations/qcon-voca-architecture-spring
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
Weblogic Portal 10.2 (WLP 10.2)
Bea have adopted unifying open standards compatiblity with 10.2 and
can confidently say yes to web 2.0 and many of the technologies in
previous version.
Including Xtreme Progamming, Agile methods, Service Orientated
Architecture, compatibiliy with
Eclipse via Workspace Studio, JSF, Spring , Struts , WYSIWIG, and Web
Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP)
WSRP is a interesting one allowing .NET Apps to run well in WLP. Mashups
is something you will hear more of and this is
the ability to re-use something that is already published to a web site
or portal in your new portal but rather than having to re-create the wheel
you just adopt in your new portal using WYSIWIG and mashup feature.
SSO - single sign on although not new in WLP has matured in this
version to something rather more usable (rather than just a fudge in
together in previous versions), improved deployment mechanism (zero
downtime ) make this a must have version of WLP.
I am now taking on migration work to the new version and I recommend
users of previous versions to get in touch if this is something your
looking to move towards.
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Weblogic Portal 10.2
Bea have adopted unifying open standards compatiblity with 10.2 and
can confidently say yes to web 2.0 and many of the technologies in
previous version.
Including Xtreme Progamming, Agile methods, Service Orientated
Architecture, compatibiliy with
Eclipse via Workspace Studio, JSF, Spring , Struts , WYSIWIG, and Web
Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP)
WSRP is a interesting one allowing .NET Apps to run well in WLP. Mashups
is something you will hear more of and this is
the ability to re-use something that is already published to a web site
or portal in your new portal but rather than having to re-create the wheel
you just adopt in your new portal using WYSIWIG and mashup feature.
SSO - single sign on although not new in WLP has matured in this
version to something rather more usable (rather than just a fudge in
together in previous versions), improved deployment mechanism (zero
downtime ) make this a must have version of WLP.
I am now taking on migration work to the new version and I recommend
users of previous versions to get in touch if this is something your
looking to move towards.
goodbye BEA.Com hello OTN
instead for the latest weblogic info you will need to be a subscriber to
oracles Oracle Technology Network ( OTN ).
As you may well know, this is going to ruffle a few feathers in the
weblogic circle. However Oracle have had reign of BEA for over 6 months
and have slowly adopted the approach to integrating into their core.
