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new to weblogic IDE.. plz help..

 
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Do I need to know webservices to start working on weblogic workshop?Prevously I worked on jdeveloper for 2yrs. Can i deploy the same projects here in weblogic IDE?
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You can deploy the same projects, only thing u need to do is to change the application server specific descriptor files.
 
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saccccc agrrrrrrr,
Thanks for joining JavaRanch, but could you take a quick look at the naming policy and edit your profile accordingly.
 
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Actually, the big selling point of WebLogic Workshop is that you don't need to understand the complexities of things like EJB and Web Services to effectively build J2EE Applications using WebLogic Workshop. The reality is that while a tool such as WebLogic Workshop can hide that complexity... when you start getting beyond the most trivial examples you need to understand the underlying techonology.
BTW, don't get rid of your other IDE yet... Workshop still has a long way too go before it is a complete replacement.
 
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I agree with Chris. I still break out "Sun One Studio" to do quick tests, then transport that logic into WebLogic... often, I find it faster and easier to debug code outside of WebLogic.
BEA's Dev2Dev site has a lot of good information and tutorials for getting started with WL though.
 
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