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Oracle WebLogic Server Configuration & Administration from ADF and Java EE Development Perspective

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Oracle WebLogic Server

Configuration & Administrationfrom ADF and Java EE Development Perspective

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Basic Concepts• Domains

• Server / Admin Server

• Managed Server

• Cluster

• Node Manager

• Machine

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WebLogic Topology Diagram

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Domain

• Logical grouping of WebLogic Instances

• Consists of

• Server

• Cluster

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Server

• Server is where we :

• Deploy Enterprise Applications or Web Applications.

• Create JDBC Resources.

• Create JMS Resources.

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Types of Server

• Administration Sever

• Managed Server

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What is Admin Server• Only ONE per domain.

• Controls start and stop of other servers in the Domain.

• Manages the creation of JDBC, JMS and other resources.

• Manages the deployment to servers in the domain.

• In development we use Admin Server for Deployment and Testing. This is usually done via the Integrated WebLogic instance installed within JDeveloper.

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What is a Managed Server

• Managed Server is an instance of WebLogic Server Managed by an Admin Server.

• Managed Servers in a Domain are Independent of each other, in every aspect.

• Applications Deployed in a Managed Server do not share any resources, including JDBC and JMS Connections and Connection Factories.

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Admin & Managed Server

• On Startup, the Managed Server synchronizes the configuration with

• Configuration changes are send over to the Managed Server from the Admin Server.

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WebLogic Managed

Server

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WebLogic Topology

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Node Manager

• Process to Start/Stop Managed Server instance on a Physical Machine.

• Connect to Admin Server and starts/stops WebLogic instance based

• Independent of Domain

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WebLogic Node Manager

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Questions ?

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WebLogic Cluster

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Benefits of WebLogic Cluster

• Scalability

• Load Balance

• Even distribution of jobs

• Multiple copies of an object that can do a particular job must be available

• High-Availability

• Failover

• When a object processing a job becomes unavailable, a copy of the object elsewhere takes over and finishes the job

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WebLogic Cluster

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WebLogic & Java EE Compatibility

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• WebLogic 11g - JEE 5 Certified

• WebLogic 12c - JEE 6 Certified

• Java EE 6

• JSP 2.1, JSF 2.0

• EJB 3.1, JPA 2.0

• Context and Dependency Injection

• Restful Web Services

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Questions ?

The End