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  L/O/G/O Oracle Weblogic Training http://oracleweblogictraining.blogspot.in/
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  Contents Weblogic Server Basics TheAdministration Console Introduction Weblogic Managed Servers and Clusters Cluster and Remote Services JNDI and JMS Resources Configuring Weblogic resources
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  Contents Deployments Webserver Plug-Ins Security andThreads Concepts in Weblogic Weblogic Server Transaction Management Monitoring and Performance Tuning and Trouble Shooting Third party Monitoring Tools
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  Contents Jprofiler and Jprobe Commandline Utility
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  Overview of Weblogic WebLogicDirectory Structure. The config.xml File Starting and Stopping Weblogic Server Architecture of WebLogic Server Weblogic Providing Services J2EE Services Overview Weblogic Server Basics
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  Overview of theAdministration Console Domain Configuration Server Configuration The Administration Console
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   What isa cluster?  Communications in a Cluster  Cluster -Wide JNDI Tree  Configuring Clusters  Node Manager  Deploying Applications to a Cluster  Creating a Cluster  Starting the Cluster  Deploying an Application to the Cluster  Testing the Deploying  Overview on SNMP Introduction Weblogic Managed Servers and Clusters
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   Adding aRemote Server to the Cluster  Starting the Cluster  Deploying an Application to the Cluster  Testing the Deployment Cluster and Remote Services
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   What isJMS?  JMS Models  Creating a JMS Servers  Configuring JMS with Servcies  JMS Server Settings  JMS servers, JMS queues, JMS topics  JMS connection factories  JMS distributed destination  JMS Persistent Store –JMS File Store, JMS JDBC Store  Foreign JMS Server Configuration  Overview on JMS Message Bridges. JNDI and JMS Resources
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   Connection Poolsand Data Sources  Configuring Data Sources  Data Source Settings  Multi Data Sources  Virtual Hosting in Web logic Configuring Weblogic resources
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   J2EE WebApplications ,EJB Applications  Settings in the web.xml File  Example web.xml  Deploying a Web Application  J2EE Enterprise Applications  Guidelines for Enterprise Java Beans  Stateless Session Beans  Stateful Session Beans  Entity Beans  Message Driven Beans  Settings in the application.xml File  Example of application.xml  Deploying an Enterprise Application  Deploying an Enterprise Application  Auto Deployment  Command line Deployment via Commands Deployments
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   Overview ofPlug-Ins  Integration of Apache Web Server with Web logic Server Configuration Webserver Plug-Ins
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   Security Concepts Managing Users  Managing Groups  Managing User Lockouts  Setting Minimum Password Length  WebLogic Security  Secure Sockets Layer(SSL)  Configuring SSL  Execute Threads in Weblogic Services  Threading Services in Weblogic Security and Threads Concepts in Weblogic
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   Weblogic ServerTransaction support  Monitoring the Weblogic Transactions for the Applications Weblogic Server Transaction Management
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   General Information Server Performance  User Logins  Transactions  Connection Pools  Work Managers  JMS Destinations  JVM Performance – SunSDK  JVM Performance - JRockit ,Garbage Collector  Techniques to Fix Server Crash problems  Various Types of Log File for Trouble Shooting  Backup Configurations for weblogic Environment  Upgrading the version of Weblogic Sever  Discussing Differences Between Weblogic Server 8.1,9x and 10.3 versions Monitoring and Performance Tuning and Trouble Shooting
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   Jprofiler andJprobe  Integrating Third party monitoring tools like Jprofiler, Jprobe with the Weblogic Server Third party Monitoring Tools
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   WLST -Weblogicscripting Tool Command line Utility
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