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Tag Archives: WebLogic
An updated simple WebLogic JMS client
A little while ago, we posted a simple JMS client for WebLogic here. That post demonstrated how to create a simple JMS client program that could send messages to a WebLogic JMS queue. It also showed how to set up … Continue reading
Using JMS in .Net Applications
I was asked recently what we could do about allowing .Net applications to participate in pub/sub environments alongside Java applications. It turns out that WebLogic Server, since 10.3, has a built-in .Net JMS client, which allows us to easily write … Continue reading
A simple JMS client for WebLogic 11g
UPDATE: An update to this simple client is posted here. Quite often I find that I want to be able to send some JMS messages programmatically, so I decided to write a simple, reusable Java class to help with this … Continue reading
How to disable on-demand deployment of WebLogic console application
This is just a quick one… I often find that just after installing WebLogic Server, I want to disable the on-demand deployment of the console application. No good reason why, I just don’t like it. Maybe because I tend to … Continue reading

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