Introduction to WebLogic Server

 

The WebLogic Server Solution


J2EE Platform
Application Deployment Across Distributed, Heterogeneous Environments

 

About WebLogic Express

WebLogic Server Application Architecture

Software Component Tiers


Client Tier Components
Middle Tier Components
Backend Tier Components

 

Application Logic Layers


Presentation Logic Layer
Web Browser Clients
Non-Browser Clients
Web Service Clients
Business Logic Layer
Entity Beans
Session Beans
Message-Driven Beans
Application Services Layer
XML Implementation
Network Communications Technologies
Data and Access Services
Messaging Technologies

 

WebLogic Server Users


Evaluator
Installer
System Administrator
Developer/Engineer

 

WebLogic Server Services

 

WebLogic Server as a Web Server


How WebLogic Server Functions as a Web Server
Web Server Features
Virtual Hosting
Using Proxy Server Configurations
Load Balancing
Failover and Replication

 

WebLogic Server Security Service

WebLogic Server Clusters


Benefits of Using Clusters
Cluster Architecture
How a WebLogic Server Cluster Is Defined in a Network
How WebLogic Servers in a Cluster Communicate
Clustered Services

 

Server Management and Monitoring


Administration Server
Administration Console

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