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Hi All
I need guidance on how to start with Weblogic. I am currently studying JSP and Servlets and have hands on with Tomcat. I tried many sites to get an idea on how to start with Weblogic , but I could not come up with a solid idea. Can someone please help me with some information so that I can self study on how to start with Weblogic for J2EE application development and deployment. Please extend your helping hand if you can

 
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First of all why do you want start with Weblogic. Is something wrong with Tomcat?
How many sites you already tried and which ones? I just do not want spend me and your time recommending the sources which you already tried.
 
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Tomcat should do fine for anything that goes inside a WAR. If you still want to start with weblogic, try downloading the WL server along with the Oracle plugin for eclipse. Try creating some EJBs and web projects with the plugin after that
 
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Hi Misha,,, I have tried the documentation of weblogic. I am finding it difficult. Can you please suggest a book which can help me learn Weblogic. In our organization we will need to work on Weblogic for a project. So I want to get a hands on.
Hello Deepak ,,, Thank-you for the guidance. If you have any suggestion, like,, any book , website, document, please help !
 
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Hi Sourabh,

Did you try this link? This have very nice detailed documentation on how to get started.

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12840_01/wls/docs103/sitemap.html

Good luck.

Andy

 
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Sourabh Mazumder wrote:Hi Misha,,, I have tried the documentation of weblogic. I am finding it difficult. Can you please suggest a book which can help me learn Weblogic. In our organization we will need to work on Weblogic for a project. So I want to get a hands on.
Hello Deepak ,,, Thank-you for the guidance. If you have any suggestion, like,, any book , website, document, please help !



Usually the company would provide training for a new technologies or at least I would ask for training. Another approach would be to find Weblogic guru withing your company and ask himr/her for guidelines.
 
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