Paul Done's Technical Blog

The WebLogic Diagnostic Framework (WLDF) is a very powerful capability that has been in the product since WebLogic 9.0. WebLogic's produ...

As promised , here's my review of the new JRockit book ... Having used JRockit for years (mostly sitting beneath WebLogic) I've b...

I've just released the latest version of DomainHealth - version 0.9. DomainHealth is an open source "zero-config" monitoring...

A new book, " Oracle JRockit: The Definitive Guide ", has just been published. More info is available on the publisher's ma...

In last week's blog , I mentioned a problem which occurs when trying to configure the WebLogic Diagnostic Framework (WLDF) to reference...

In my previous blog I discussed how WebLogic provides some features to better integrate Spring-enabled apps into the app-server, including...

In this blog topic I describe some of the integration points that WebLogic provides for Spring based applications. I have mixed feelings a...

DomainHealth (DH) is an open source "zero-config" monitoring tool for WebLogic. It collects important server metrics over time, a...

I've just released the latest version of DomainHealth - version 0.8 (well actually 0.8.1 because of a fix for a last minute bug spotted ...

A new book titled Professional Oracle WebLogic Server (Wiley/Wrox, 2009) is out now. I am a contributing author having written the Web S...

I just wanted to mention my favourite, not well known, JRockit diagnostic command which I've used a few times recently to resolve tricky...

In my last blog (a long time ago I know) I talked about the potential for using JAX-WS on WebLogic 10.3 to fulfil the 8 key values that I b...

Web Services and specifically SOAP has got a bad rap in recent years, believed to be yet another over-hyped remote procedure call (RPC) prot...