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Can anyone tell me how many users can the Weblogic 6.1 or 8.1 or 9.1 can handle concurrently.I need to know the differences among these versions.
 
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What answer do you expect to receive ? WLS 6.1=10, WLS 8.1=100, WLS9.1=1000 !?

In my opinion there is no way to answer question asked in this way. Number of users strongly depends on hardware, application implementation, type of application, server configuration, jvm type and configuration etc.

You can only get some numbers, which could be comparable each other, from person who started running the same application on WLS 6.1, then migrate it to 8.1 and 9.0 on the same hardware !!! And even then it would be hard to say that in your environment results will be comparable.

I wish You luck finding such results.

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KArol Muszynski
 
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>> Can anyone tell me how many users can the Weblogic 6.1 or 8.1 or 9.1 can handle concurrently.

Absolutely. I'm sure somebody is testing your specific application with the appropriate web testing software, under load, with a documented baseline hardware and software configuration. If they have applied that to each version then they will be able to give you rough numbers for each of those versions.
 
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