BEA WebLogic

...driving the web services collaboration with Microsoft and IBM. Dietzen came to BEA in 1998 via the acquisition of WebLogic, a pioneer in Java and web application technology. Until recently, Dietzen served as the senior vice president,...

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...at about a million downloads a month." Oracle already has made WebLogic its core Java server while putting its own application server, which it owned prior to the BEA buy, in support mode. That application server is now called Oracle...

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...including ObjectBroker and NCR's Top End product. In 1998, BEA acquired the San Francisco start-up WebLogic , which had built the first standards-based Java application server. WebLogic's application server became the impetus for the...

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...tomcat, jboss, jetty and resin. Oracle WebLogic Server 10g R3 developers who use Eclipse will find updated Workshop plug-ins for developing Java/EE and JAX-WS web services that are bundled with the server. Some of the major highlights of...

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...also due for completion by the end of this year. WebLogic is getting an infusion of features from Oracle's Application Server now that WebLogic has become Oracle's "strategic" Java container. WebLogic's getting Oracle's Coherence in-memory...

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...the Java Enterprise System (JES), is unknown. Oracle also had overlap in this area when it purchased BEA, but BEA WebLogic had significant installed base, and Oracle kept the product alive. Sun's installed base for JES is smaller, so...

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"There's a separation between the distro and the Java," Clark said. "You install the Java that comes with [IBM's] WebSphere or [BEA/Oracle's] WebLogic. Wouldn't it be nice to supply one package that comes fully supported?"

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Leading vendors using OSGi technology include IBM's WebSphere, Oracle's WebLogic, Paremus' Infiniflow Service Fabric, ProSyst's ModuleFusion, Red Hat's JBoss, SpringSource's dm Server and Sun Microsystems' GlassFish Enterprise Server. SAP...

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...its Java application server. The database giant Monday outlined a two-year WebLogic roadmap that will see Oracle start to roll out an early set of lightweight WebLogic modules built using the OSGi framework. Oracle will be delivering on the...

In this article: WebLogic, Oracle, BEA Systems, OSGi, Java, Technology roadmap, Microsoft Office, Java Enterprise Edition, and IBM