BEA WebLogic Server® 10

WebLogic Server 10.3 Tech Preview

BEA puts the hammer down on Java EE 5 and moves toward its second full feature release.

• Lightweight Development Server
  Optionally elect to startup just the services you need and use. Fast cycle times with rapid develop/deploy/debug cycles.
• Web 2.0
  Rich Internet Applications (RIA) provide end users with the fidelity of a full desktop application combined with the benefits of server-based web application administration and deployment. BEA now enables RIA with AJAX.
• Enhancements throughout
  Check out other updates including Java SE 6 support, SAML2, new JMS C# client for .Net environments and performance updates to the runtime and Administration console.

The move to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is on, aligning business needs and IT to better serve customers, partners, employees, and shareholders. New service-infrastructure software is evolving to support much of this change, but where does that leave application infrastructure? What really matters at the foundation of your IT systems?

It turns out that what really matters is rock-solid reliability, performance, and simplified development. The new world of services is only as strong as the foundation on which it is developed and deployed, and a Java-based application server like WebLogic is more critical now than ever before in support of SOA. Proven over years of real enterprise-customer deployments, BEA WebLogic Server keeps your web applications, enterprise applications and services up and running even when deploying new versions, changing server configurations, or failing over within or across data centers.

BEA WebLogic Server 10 provides developers with the tools and technologies they need to develop enterprise applications and services quickly while reducing the amount of repetitive boilerplate code they must write. In production, BEA WebLogic Server 10 provides operations teams with the tools they need; easily surfaced diagnostics information, a GUI administration console, and command-line scripting help keep services up and running. And it’s all backed by high-availability features to help offset even the most unpredictable outages.