WebLogic

WebLogic is a Windows program that allows you to build enterprise applications using Java EE standards. It provides a modern development environment and various management tools that ensure high performance and efficiency.

Overview

WebLogic is a server based on Java Enterprise Edition, the platform used to create Java-based multi-tier applications. They consist of one or more standardized components, including:

Web application modules and services;
JavaBeans modules;
connectors or resource adapters.

Additionally, you can incorporate WebLogic specific modules such as WLDF, GAR, JMC and DBC.

The program offers a standard set of APIs for creating distributed applications that can access a wide variety of services. For example, you are able to connect to an Oracle Database or a wide range of external enterprise systems.

Server architecture

A WebLogic installation includes at least one server but may include several instances on one or more separate computers. Multiple servers administered together as a unit are called a domain. Each one includes a single administration component and may contain additional server instances. When managed servers are configured to be part of a WebLogic cluster, they enable scaling for high-availability applications.