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BEA WebLogic
In short, BEA WebLogic is a J2EE container and a vast collection of tools to create web applications.
The products (alphabetical):
- Integration (WLI) - Integration infrastructure
- Express - Servlet engine
- JRockit - JVM optimized for Intel systems
- Liquid Data - Access to legacy system data
- Portal (WLP) - Portal development
- Server (WLS) - J2EE container
- Tuxedo - Transaction monitor
- Workshop - IDE incl. GUI Development
Architecture (layers):
- Workshop (IDE) - for all layers
- Portal, Liquid Data, Integration (with Adapters)
- Workshop Framework
- Server
- JRockit - JVM
BEA has been founded in 1995 and had 3,000+ employees world wide in 2004.
Homepage: http://www.bea.com/
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