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Oracle Weblogic Server 11g/12c: Administration Training
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Week-end Track(for Working professionals) |

Course Contents
Introduction to Weblogic
- What is Java?
- What is J2EE?
- The J2EE Architecture
- Servlets and JSPs
- Application Server
- Web Architecture
- Oracle WebLogic Platform (And Related) Products
Weblogic Installation and Testing
- System Configuration Installation Files
- Installation Building a Domain
- WebLogic Directory Structure
- Domain File Structure
- WebLogic Server types
- Domain Configuration Files
- Domain Upgrade Wizard
- config.xml.booted
- startweblogic.cmd
- Testing your Installation
- Configuring Startup
- Running the WebLogic Console
- Shutting down WebLogic
WebLogic Console Administration
- Console Overview
- Console
- Monitoring Weblogic Servers
- Monitoring Weblogic Servers (continued)
- Configuring a New Machine
- Configuring a new Server
- Configuring Domain Properties
- Building a Managed Server
- Weblogic Node Manager
- Monitoring Domain Logging
Node Manager
- What is Node Manager?
- Node Manager Details
- Accessing Node Manager
- Configuring Node Manager
- Configuring Node Manager (continued)
- Node Manager Startup
- Node Manager Domain Management
- Node Manager Services
- Node Manager Health Monitoring
- Node Manager Logging
Weblogic Clusters and JNDI
JNDI with WebLogic
- What is JNDI?
- JNDI Service Providers
- JNDI and Weblogic
- Using JNDI
- Monitoring JNDI
Configuring JDBC
- JDBC Architecture
- JDBC Drivers
- JDBC Driver Install
- Datasources
- DataSource Connection Properties
- Configuring Connection Pools
- Monitoring Pool Performance
- Tuning Pool Performance
- JDBC Multi DataSources
WebLogic Deployments
- Deployments Overview
- Deployment Descriptors
- Ant
- War and Ear files
- War file structure
- Web Application Context
- Deployment Process Overview
- Deployment techniques
- Expanded Directory Deployment
- Console Deployment
- WLST Deployment
- Startup and Shutdown Classes
- Application Installation Directory
- Application Versioning
- Updating applications in a Production Env
JMS(Java Messaging Service)
- Overview of JMS
- JMS Models(Point to Point and Publisher/Subscriber)
- Configuring JMS Server
- Overview of JMS Messages
- JMS Queue
- JMS Topic
- Weblogic JMS Configurations includes
- JMS Servers
- JMS Modules
- JMS Queue
- JMS Topic
- JMS Connection Factory
- JMS Template
- JMS Destination Sort Key
- JMS Distributed Queue/Topic
- Foreign JMS Server
- Store and Forward Agents(SAF)
- JMS Persistent Store(file Store)
- JMS JDBC Stores
- Deploying a Sample JMS Application
- Monitoring JMS Servers
WebLogic Security
- WebLogic Security Design
- Weblogic Security Providers
- Authorization Authentication-Users
- Authentication-Groups
- Authentication Roles
- Security Administration Tasks
- Securing a Web Application
- Defining your own realm
- Configuring Providers
- SSL
Performance Monitoring in 3 ways(admin console,wlst,third party tool), performance tuning
WebLogic Performance Monitoring / Tuning /TroubleShooting/Backup Operations
- Introduction
- Performance Objectives
- CPU Utilization
- Memory Utilization
- Monitoring the JVM
- Monitoring alls the domain resources, Servers, Clusters, JMS, Connection
- Using Verbose GC
- JRockit
- Weblogic Monitoring Tools
- Performance Tuning for JMS
- Reduce the application down time
- Weblogic Thread Pools
- Configuring Reader Threads
- Performance Tuning Summary
- Servlet Session counters
- Transaction Manager
- Servlet Session
- Various Types of Garbage Collection Procedures
- Monitoring Through Third party Tool-JProbe or Jprofiler
- Performance Tunning in JVM
- Performance Tunning for JDBC Connection pool,JMS
Trouble Shooting
- Various Log Files in Weblogic
- Viewing the Logs
- symptoms of a problems
- generating Heap dump & Thread dump
- Detecting the hung threads in J2EE applications
- Tools for analyze & Resolving Weblogic Problems Overview
Profiling Tools covered in the course:
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Online Training,any individual can take this training from thier place through online.
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