BEA WebLogic Server Administration Kit
Published on 23. January 2003
Book
Paperback/Softback
256 pages
978-0-13-046386-9 (ISBN)
Description
BEA WebLogic server is the world's #1 enterprise software platform. BEA WebLogic Administration Kit shows sysadmins and J2EE developers the power of creating and deploying J2EE applications running under the WebLogic server. Hawkins shows the reader performance tuning and optimization at the server level that will significantly enhance their J2EE applicaitons. Not only is this book ideal for the novice or more advanced WebLogic administrator, the inclusion of the software makes this Kit perfect for anyone looking to deploying J2EE but has not yet selected a server. This book will show how to set up, administer, optimize, and securely run a J2EE environment using BEA WebLogic server. BEA WebLogic server has won numerous awards including Java Pro Magazine's Java Product of the Year Award at JavaOne 2002.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Upper Saddle River
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 228 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 16 mm
Weight
402 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-046386-9 (9780130463869)
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SCOTT HAWKINS is a computer consultant living in Atlanta, GA. His books include Linux Desk Reference, Second Edition (Prentice Hall PTR) and Apache Web Server Administration & E-Commerce Handbook. With Ellie Quigley, he is co-author of The Complete Linux Shell Programming Training Course (PTG Interactive).
Content
Introduction.
1. Installation.
Introduction. Platform Issues. Version 6.x GUI Installation. Command-Line Installation. Version 7.x GUI Installation. Recap.
2. Starting and Stopping.
Introduction. Windows Application Start. Windows Service Start. Scripted Start. Command-Line Start. Remote Start. Stopping the Server. Recap.
3. Domains.
Introduction. Creating a New Domain. Adding a Managed Server. Adding a Managed Server. Part 2-On the Managed Server Side. Recap.
4. Architecture.
Introduction. Basic Architecture. Multiple-Tier Architecture. Proxies. Recap.
5. HTTP Servers.
Introduction. HttpProxyServlet. Apache. Netscape. IIS. Parameters. Recap.
6. Clusters.
Introduction. Communication. HttpClusterServlet. HTTP Servers. Configuration. Cluster Operations. Configuration in WebLogic Server 7.x. Recap.
7. JDBC.
Introduction. Connection Pools. MultiPools. Data Sources.
8. JMS.
Introduction. Administering JMS. Clustering JMS. Messaging Bridges. Recap.
9. Monitoring.
Introduction. Performance Tab. SNMP. Configuring SNMP.
10. Performance Tuning.
Introduction. Tuning the JVM. Tuning WebLogic Server. Execute Queues. Recap.
11. Security.
Introduction. SSL. 6.x Security. 7.x Security.
Appendix A. Administration Console Reference.
Appendix B. Networking Concepts.
Appendix C. Selected Procedures.
Index.
1. Installation.
Introduction. Platform Issues. Version 6.x GUI Installation. Command-Line Installation. Version 7.x GUI Installation. Recap.
2. Starting and Stopping.
Introduction. Windows Application Start. Windows Service Start. Scripted Start. Command-Line Start. Remote Start. Stopping the Server. Recap.
3. Domains.
Introduction. Creating a New Domain. Adding a Managed Server. Adding a Managed Server. Part 2-On the Managed Server Side. Recap.
4. Architecture.
Introduction. Basic Architecture. Multiple-Tier Architecture. Proxies. Recap.
5. HTTP Servers.
Introduction. HttpProxyServlet. Apache. Netscape. IIS. Parameters. Recap.
6. Clusters.
Introduction. Communication. HttpClusterServlet. HTTP Servers. Configuration. Cluster Operations. Configuration in WebLogic Server 7.x. Recap.
7. JDBC.
Introduction. Connection Pools. MultiPools. Data Sources.
8. JMS.
Introduction. Administering JMS. Clustering JMS. Messaging Bridges. Recap.
9. Monitoring.
Introduction. Performance Tab. SNMP. Configuring SNMP.
10. Performance Tuning.
Introduction. Tuning the JVM. Tuning WebLogic Server. Execute Queues. Recap.
11. Security.
Introduction. SSL. 6.x Security. 7.x Security.
Appendix A. Administration Console Reference.
Appendix B. Networking Concepts.
Appendix C. Selected Procedures.
Index.