WebLogic Server 7.0 Code Examples, BEA Systems, Inc.

WebLogic Server 7.0 Examples Index

The examples in these directories are designed to demonstrate a variety of tasks using WebLogic Server.

For general information, see the WebLogic Server Examples Guide.

Examples
cgi (more) Shows how to set up a cgi servlet mapping for including CGI scripts to your Web Application.
cluster (more) Show how to write applications for WebLogic Server clusters, including using load balancing and failover.
dbKona Demonstrate how to query a database using the WebLogic Server dbKona API.
ejb11 (more) Demonstrate EJB 1.1 features such as stateful session beans, stateless session beans, entity beans with container-managed persistence, entity beans with bean-managed persistence, read-only and read-write enterprise beans, and subclassing enterprise beans.
ejb20 (more) Demonstrate EJB 2.0 features such as local interfaces, the EJB 2.0 container-managed persistence model, home methods, and message-driven beans. Also demonstrates automatic primary key generation, a WebLogic Server feature.
i18n (more) Show how to internationalize an application using simple XML message catalogs and write localized messages to a log.
iiop (more) Demonstrate connectivity between WebLogic Server and C++, Tuxedo, and RMI clients.
io Show how to use the weblogic.io.common package to write to and browse files on the server.
javamail Demonstrate how to call the JavaMail API from a servlet to create a mail session.
jcom (more) Show how to use WebLogic jCOM to access an EJB deployed on WebLogic Server from an Excel VBA client.
jconnector (more) Show how to use the J2EE Connector architecture to create an interface to an Enterprise Information System (EIS).
jdbc (more) Demonstrate connecting to various databases using JDBC and setting up a server-side connection pool.
jms (more) Show how to use the Java Message Service API, including sending and receiving messages, using the publish/subscribe model, and more.
jndi (more) Show how to obtain a WebLogic JNDI naming context from either the client or the server.
jsp (more) Show how to call an EJB and access a database from a JSP page, how to use a JSP tag library, and more.
jta (more) Demonstrate how to use the Java Transaction API (JTA) to handle distributed transactions with two resources or two database instances.
rmi (more) Demonstrate WebLogic RMI features such as accessing a simple RMI client and using multiple RMI objects.
security (more) Demonstrates authentication of clients, the Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) SPI, the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol, auditing of events and filtering of client connections.
servlets (more) Illustrate basic to advanced concepts of writing Java servlets, including how to create and use cookies, send HTTP error responses, and handle form input and initialization parameters.
utils Contains utility files to use with the examples, including the demo.ddl file for creating the database tables for the demo database.
webapp (more) Demonstrate two web application modules, one that creates a cookie, and one that uses authentication to restrict access to a specific directory.
webservices (more) Demonstrate how to create WebLogic Web services based on a stateless session EJB, a custom Java class, and a JAX-RPC handler. The examples also demonstrate how to use the WebLogic-generated client classes to invoke Web services from a variety of different vendors.
wtc (more) Show how to use the WebLogic Tuxedo Connector, so that WebLogic Server applications and Tuxedo services interoperate bidirectionally.
xml (more) Demonstrate XML features such as parsing XML documents using SAX and DOM parsers, mapping a DTD to a doctype, and more.
 


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