AUGUST 2007
By developers, for developers
WebLogic Event Server + WebLogic Server Virtual Edition + BEA Workshop 10.1

You wait for an application server, then two come along at once. The first is WebLogic Event Server, described as “a new Java application server designed specifically for modeling and deploying event driven architecture based real time applications.” Check out the screencast for a nice description (another one here) or subscribe to the product center for more.

The second application server is WebLogic Server Virtual Edition. Arvind describes it as “with a single command, WebLogic Server instances can quickly be deployed onto VMware ESX-enabled resource pools, fully integrated and tuned to run within their own dedicated virtual machines... all without any 3rd party operating systems.” Read that again. *Without* 3rd party operating systems. Cool!

Finally, BEA has also just released BEA Workshop 10.1. This is a major release, fully integrating both Workshop products into a single codebase, introducing lots of new features, and changes to the pricing and packaging. Bill has the details.

Regards,
Jon Mountjoy
Editor, BEA Dev2Dev
Integrating AquaLogic BPM Suite 6.0 and AquaLogic Service Bus
This article demonstrates enhancements made to AquaLogic BPM Suite 6.0 to support improved AquaLogic Service Bus integration.
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Getting Started with ICEfaces in WebLogic Workshop
ICEsoft’s ICEfaces framework provides a way to Ajax-enable standard JavaServer Faces (JSF) applications without writing custom client-side Javascript code. This is an introduction to using the ICEfaces tooling with BEA WebLogic Workshop.
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Understanding the IMS Charging Architecture
This article describes the various IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architectures that can be used for charging. It also describes how to implement these using BEA WebLogic SIP Server and the Diameter protocol.
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Featured Item
 
»  Develop @ BEAWorld
 
Upcoming Webinars
 
»  Converging Internet and Communications with BEA WebLogic Communications Platform
»  Building your Next Generation IT Infrastructure for SOA
 
Events
 
»  BEAWorld 2007: San Francisco
»  BEAWorld 2007: Barcelona
 
On-demand Webinars
 
»  Ajaxifying Portlets
 
Screencast
 
»  BEA WebLogic Event Server (EDSOA) Demo: Airport Lost Baggage Use Case
»  BEA WebLogic Event Server: Eclipse Developer Experience Demonstration
 
Poll
 
» Do you participate in open source projects?
 
 
CodeShare
Learn more about Virtualization
Yu-Ting describes two new courses in Learn more about Virtualization. The first is “BEA WebLogic Server Virtual Edition: Essential Concepts”, and the second, “BEA WebLogic Server 10: System Administration with Virtualization Module.” It sounds interesting: “This course teaches the benefits of server virtualization and trains BEA WebLogic Server system administrators on the use of VMware and BEA WebLogic Server Virtual Edition to build cost-effective and highly agile J2EE deployment environments.” Also read Yu-Ting’s entertaining Taking SOA to the Enterprise - now what?
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In the Blogs
Workshop 10.1, Maps, GeoRSS, REST and more
James Bayer extends a previous mashup with Yahoo Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth. Along the way, he investigates the GeoRSS format, Yahoo’s geocoding REST API and BEA Workshop 10.1.
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Persisting Service DataObjects with OpenJPA
Pinaki explores a persistence service for Service Data Objects (SDO) using Java Persistence Architecture (JPA). The result: a new project, Fluid, over on Apache Labs.
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Mashup the Enterprise: An Example
New blogger James Bayer attended a Dev2Dev Tech Days session and joins Peter in discussing enterprise mashups. James shows how to mashup Picasa album data with Google Maps.
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WLST and SQLPLus on Linux - get UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT and other keys working
Paul Done, driven by frustration, shows how to get the arrow keys to work when running WLST and SQLPlus on Linux.
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Ten reasons why you should look at the new AquaLogic BPM Suite 6.0
Alex Toussaint describes them all, among which include support for XPDL 2.0 and BPEL 2.0, ALBPM WorkSpace built with JSF and a beautiful new interface, new RSS capabilities and more.
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