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WebLogic Training
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WebLogic Administration training class teaches participants to build and configure complete WebLogic domains and techniques to adminster it
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- What is Java?
- What is Java EE?
- The Java EE Architecture
- Enterprise JavaBeans
- Application Server
- Web Container
- Web Architecture
- EJB Container
- BEA WebLogic Platform (and Related) Products
- System Configuration
- Installation Files
- Building a Domain
- Silent Installation
- WebLogic Directory Structure
- Domain File Structure
- WebLogic Server types
- Domain Configuration
- Files Domain Builder
- Domain Upgrade Wizard
- startWebLogic.cmd
- WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST)
- Testing Your Installation
- Configuring Startup
- Running the WebLogic Console
- Shutting Down WebLogic
- Console Overview
- Change Center
- Centralized Administration
- Monitoring WebLogic Servers
- Configuring a New Machine
- Configuring a New Server
- Configuring Domain Properties
- Building a Managed Server
- WebLogic Node Manager
- Monitoring Domain Logging
- What is JNDI?
- JNDI Service Providers
- JNDI and WebLogic
- Using JNDI
- JNDI Client
- JNDI Registration
- Monitoring JNDI
- Monitoring JNDI Using WLST
- Deployments Overview
- EJB JAR Files
- Deployment Descriptors
- Ant
- WAR and EAR files
- WAR File structure
- Web Application Context
- Deployment Process Overview
- Deployment techniques
- Expanded Directory Deployment
- Console Deployment
- WebLogic.Deployer
- WLST Deployment Startup and Shutdown Classes
- Application Installation
- Directory Deployment Plans
- Creating a Deployment Plan
- WebLogic.PlanGenerator
- Reading a Deployment Plan
- Application Versioning
- Updating Applications in a Production Env
- JDBC Architecture JDBC Drivers
- JDBC Driver Install Datasources
- DataSource Connection Properties
- Configuring Connection Pools
- Monitoring Pool Performance
- Tuning Pool Performance
- JDBC Multi DataSources
- Asynchronous Messaging
- Messages
- Queue
- Topic
- WebLogic JMS
- JMS Servers
- JMS Modules
- Building JMS System Modules
- Building JMS Module Resources
- Building JMS Application Modules
- Durable Subscribers
- JMS File Stores
- JMS JDBC Stores
- Monitoring JMS Servers
- Connecting External JMS Providers
- Configuring HTTP
- Web-server Proxy
- WebLogic Plug-in
- IIS and WebLogic
- Apache and WebLogic
- Virtual Hosts
- HTTP Log Files
- WebLogic Security Design
- WebLogic Security Providers
- Authorization
- Authentication-Users
- Authentication-Groups
- Authentication Roles
- Integration With Legacy Providers
- Security Administration Tasks
- Handling User Lockouts
- Securing a Web Application
- Defining Your Own Realm
- Configuring Providers
- SSL Custom Certificates
- Clustering Servers
- Cluster Layout
- Web Application Tiers
- Recommended Basic Architecture
- Recommended Multi-Tier Cluster
- Cluster Design
- Implementing a Cluster
- Cluster Communication
- Configuring the Cluster
- Load Balancing
- Clustered Servers
- Multicast Communication
- Administration Server Failure
- Configuring Replication Groups
- Tuning WebLogic Clusters
- Web Application Fail-over
- What is Node Manager?
- Node Manager Details
- Accessing Node Manager
- Configuring Node Manager
- Node Manager Startup
- Node Manager Domain Management
- Node Manager Services
- Node Manager Health Monitoring
- Node Manager Logging
- Performance Objectives
- Bottleneck Location
- CPU Utilization
- Memory Utilization
- Monitoring the JVM
- Switching the JVM
- Using Verbose GC
- JRockit Database Bottlenecks
- Network Bottleneck
- WebLogic Monitoring Tools
- WebLogic Thread Pools
- Configuring Reader Threads
- Performance Tuning Summary
- Using WLST
- Jython Syntax
- Jython Conditionals
- Jython Loops
- Sample WLST
- Recording User Interactions in WLST
- WebLogic Management Objects
- Redirecting WLST Output to a File
- MBeans
- WebLogic Server
- MBean Data Model
- MBean Lifecycle
- Monitoring the Invocations of a JSP
- Deploying in WLST
- Undeploying in WLST
Who is the instructor for this training?
The trainer for this WebLogic Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.
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