Oracle Application Server 10g
J2EE Deployment and Administration
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Oracle Application Server 10g: J2EE Deployment and Administration focuses on the latest version of Oracle's fully J2EE-certified application server (previously called Oracle9iAS). Oracle Corporation is aggressively attacking this market with a new lost-cost version of the server, as well as a program to move BEA customers onto Oracle free of charge. Adoption interest is growing rapidly amidst favorable reports regarding performance and reliability.
Deploying and configuring J2EE applications are some of the trickiest processes in J2EE development, and they unfortunately receive scant attention in general J2EE texts. This book is a focused, no-frills guide to getting J2EE applications up and running on 10g. It covers Oracle's J2EE container, OC4J (available free of charge for development purposes), in full detail. It moves on to explain how to best configure and use the various enterprise-level features that come with the commercial editions. This is the book for anyone wanting to stay ahead in the world of Oracles application servers.
Only in-depth guide on the market focused purely on telling J2EE developers exactly what they need to know to get their J2EE applications up and running on Oracle AS 10g Covers the very latest release and provides tons of tips/workarounds compiled by an expert author during numerous projects Compares and contrasts the Oracle AS 10g implementation to other J2EE application servers (particularly WebLogic, WebSphere and JBoss), taking advantage of the experience many readers already have with those products Ideal for anyone migrating to 10g from another app server
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Erin Mulder
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This book is based on the very latest version of Oracle's fully J2EE-certified Application Server (previously called Oracle9iAS). Oracle Corp. is aggressively attacking this market with a new lost-cost version of the server and a program to move BEA customers onto Oracle free of charge (see http://theregister.co.uk/content/53/30031.html). Adoption interest is growing rapidly amidst favorable reports regarding performance and reliability.
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