Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: First Look

A sneak peek at Oracle's newly launched WebLogic 12c, guiding you through new features and techniques

Overview

• A concise and practical first look to immediately get you started with Oracle Weblogic 12c
• Understand the position and use of Oracle WebLogic 12c in Exalogic and the Cloud

In Detail

Oracle Weblogic 12c is Oracle's number 1 strategic Application Server - able to run on both cloud computing systems and conventional ones. Oracle WebLogic 12c implements the new JAVA EE 6 standard and supports JAVA SE 7, and this book will guide you through all the new features, enhancements, and tools inside the new 12c release.

"Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: First Look" offers a focused look at the new Weblogic features with real world examples.

This practical guide gives clear explanations and dives deep into all the definitions and concepts of Weblogic 12c.

This book starts with a short introduction to WebLogic 12c. It then swiftly covers the new features of JAVA EE and SE where we will also learn to develop Java EE 6 applications. This book also covers the new configuration and deployment features. Finally all the new cloud features and techniques will be highlighted, including integration with Enterprise Manager 12c.

What you will learn from this book

• Master the new deployment and configuration features within Oracle WebLogic 12c
• Get to grips with existing and new integrated services like Coherence, JDBC, JMS, and much more.
• Learn to work with other components like OVAB, Oracle Traffic Director, and the Exabus Layer.
• Understand integration with Cloud management such as Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control

Approach

This book is written in simple, easy to understand format with lots of screenshots and step-by-step explanations to get you started with the exciting new features.

Who this book is written for

If you are a WebLogic Server administrator or developer excited about the new features introduced in the 12c version, then this is the guide for you. A Working knowledge of previous WebLogic versions is preferable.