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ISBN: 978-0-9861194-0-8 |
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Oracle In-Focus Series # 51 |
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WebLogic
Diagnostic Framework
Using WLDF through Practical Examples and
Profiles Martin Heinzl
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WebLogic is a complex, professional
application server environment with a complex and powerful
security environment. WebLogic server at its core implements the
J2EE specification stack and its main purpose is to offer a
hosting environment for J2EE applications.
But WebLogic is much more than that.
Like most professional J2EE server WebLogic also offers a
large number of extended features like comprehensive
management, clustering and failover functionality on different
levels, plus a number of extended enterprise features not
required by J2EE but very useful in the enterprise world,
enterprise features that are required by many companies.
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* Focuses on real-life diagnostic framework examples.
* Includes many general-purpose scripts and programs in the
code download.
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About the Author:
 Martin Heinzl |
Martin Heinzl is a senior/principal consultant in the
areas of architecture, middleware and enterprise
systems. Over the last 15 years, he has built up
extensive experience in enterprise middleware
technologies in distributed systems. His main areas of
focus include architecture, integration, Java, J2EE,
CORBA, distributed systems, integration approaches, and
security. His project involvement has included analysis,
design, architecture, SOA (like) systems, configuration,
security, deployment, automation, management, and
monitoring. This experience has given him a thorough
knowledge of operations, automation, system
architectures, development, and training.
Martin was also responsible for the automation of a
complex web service security layer for an SOA
infrastructure using single-sign on, SAML, and OWSM for
a huge WebLogic farm (including Oracle service bus) with
500+ domains and 4000+ Managed-Servers. He was also
responsible for the WebLogic infrastructure and
monitoring concepts of in a high risk/high volume
financial system. He is currently working in the
middleware platform hosting team of a global bank.
Martin greatly enjoys what he does. His highest
priority has always been on customers and service, which
has helped him establish many good and long-year
customer relationships. In 2013 Martin also joined the
Oracle Customer Advisory Board for WebLogic and he
always tries to be up to date on middleware technologies
by attending conferences and taking part in beta
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