oracle internet application server to oracle weblogic server

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Oracle Restricted and Confidential Internal Only2

WebLogic Suite 11g / 12c Key Value Prop

Reduce Operational cost by 50%

Reduce planned and unplanned downtime by atleast 50%

Increase web application capacity by 4x on

existing server investment

Innovate while reducing risk and complexity

OC4J (iAS EE license)

Custom/Pkg JEE Apps

WebLogic Suite 11g

Custom/Pkg JEE Apps

upgrade


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Cloud Computing PaaS Evolution

Centralized,mainframe-based

Shared

Limited applications

Limited access

Limited userexperience

Monolithic

1

PaaS

Centralized control

Standard deployments Shared services

Automated Provisioning

Virtualization

Metering / Chargeback

4

Proliferation

2

Distributed and Silod

Dedicated infrastructure Explosion of application

infrastructure andservices

Ubiquitous access

Fragmented islands

Inefficient

Consolidation

3

Standardized platform,management, tools

Reduced OperationalCosts

Efficiency within silos ofstandardization

Inefficient in terms ofutilization

3

TODAY

ORACLE STRATEGY


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Five Reasons to Upgrade to WebLogicServer 11g

Reason #1

Done by 1,000s of customers successfully already

Reason #2

Oracle Application Server to WebLogic Server 11g

upgrade toolsReason #3

Best performance ever with Oracle RAC and Coherence

Reason #4

High density, high performance virtualization

Reason #5

Complete visibility, diagnosibility and management ofWebLogic and iAS


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Current Deployment Opportunity

iAS to WebLogic Suite 11g / 12cKey Partner Opportunities


SOA Suite 10g


E-Business Suite


Forms/Reports, Discoverer, Portal

Technical Upgrade andCommercial License

Migration toWebLogic Suite


Custom JEE Apps


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Target Prospects

2009 Oracle Corporation 6

WebLogicServer

iAS /

Forms

3rd PartyPoint

Products

OpenSource

CentralizeWebLogic

Suite

OracleApplicationsSweet spot


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Oracle WebLogic Differentiation


Best Integration with Oracle Database

GridLink for RAC Best Integration across Oracle FMW

EM as single pane of Management, Common Security Services, Unified

development experience, Coherence integration

Foundation for Fusion Applications

Strategic go forward platform for all Oracle Applications

Lower Hardware Cost

Highest Performance,

Higher Server Density - optimized for hypervisor

30% Less Hardware when using Coherence / ActiveCache with WLS

Lower Operational Cost

Integrated products, Enterprise Deployment Guides, End-to-End Management

and unique capabilities like Model driven Provisioning with Assembly Builder


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Reduce Deployment Cost | Assembly Builder


WebLogic Suite-based Application Grid on Virtualized Infrastructure

Production Environment

Dept App

PaaSDevelopment Environment

Dept App

Dept AppDept App

Multi-componentapp + metadata


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Reduce Deployment Complexity Assembly Builder Studio

Assembly Editor

Properties

Inspector

Assemblies,

Appliances

Catalog

Activities

Log


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Customer Use Case

Single integrated set of

components and processes to

support application

development and operations

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Key Product Capabilities Used

Scripted WLS instance creation

Automatic generation of application server

configurations

Enterprise Messaging (JMS)

Provides a Self-tuning platform

WebLogic Portal / WebCenter on roadmap

Solution

WebLogic Server

Underlying Problems

Handcrafted heterogeneous

servers were expensive to build,

maintain.

Each application server type

required unique admin. App server maintenance a key

challenge.

Audit and regulatory compliance

at risk.

Developers assisting production

support issues

Customer: Major Financial Services Company

Reduce Cost: Standardized Application Platform on WebLogic

Environment

Custom Java EE applications

Benefits for Customer

Demonstrated server consolidation ration of 1:7across 200 applications.

One-time development costs reduced by 30%Recurring development costs reduced by 35%Applications more secure, fault tolerant, consistent


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Increase Capacity with WebLogic Suite / ActiveCacheExample test result : same app l icat ion , same hardware

More capacity on existing hardware

Typically improves responsiveness, scalability, reliability


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Increase Capacity by up to 400%

4 Physical servers 4 WLS instances

8 cache servers

Capacity = 2,160 users

Linear scalability

Improved Availability &

Performance

4 Physical servers 4 WLS instances

Capacity = 540 users

With Active CacheWithout Active Cache


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Customer Use Case

Global Financial Services ProviderBusiness Application Portal

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Solution

Coherence/WebLogic ActiveCache

Underlying Problems

Session timeout required user to

re-log

Duplication of cached data

leading to memory overhead andnon-optimal performance.

Scalability limit: 200 concurrent

live sessions per node

Environment

Composite Web Application,

several backend service providers

WebLogic Portal

WebLogic Server

Benefits for CustomerDramatically Improve user experience eliminate

multiple logging - 66% response times improvements

Improve Capacity handle 2x larger sessions without

performance degradation

Increase Scalability4000 concurrent users

Key Product Capabilities Used

Session Preservation enabling sessions to stay

active throughout a complete end user cycle,

eliminating irritating time outs

Session Sharing eliminating duplicate loads of data,allowing all portal applications have access to the

same session context information

Distributed Caching enabling flexible and on-

demand scale out

No code changes.

Customer: Major Investment Bank

Increase Capacity : Leverage ActiveCache / Coherence


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Cloud ImplementationCloud Implementation

Applying Clouds Greatest Value Lever

Virtualization

WebLogic

Platform as a Service

Virtualization

WebLogicPlatform as a

Service

Conventional

Cloud Wisdom

Rethinking the

Value of Cloud

Applications, not infrastructure, drive your business

Where shouldyou focus your

cloud efforts?


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Impact of Virtualization

Impact of Standardization and

Consolidation

Consolidation Delivers Bigger Impact on IT Budget(OPEX)

Source: Credit Suisse, OracleWorld 2009


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Upgrade Paths at a Glance


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10g Upgrade Starting Points and Tools

11gR1 Product Starting PointVersion Required

Upgrade Tool

Oracle Discoverer, Reports, and Forms 10.1.2.x

FMW Upgrade Assistant

Oracle Portal 10.1.2.x or 10.1.4.x

Oracle IdM 10.1.2.x or 10.1.4.x

Oracle HTTP Server and WebCache 10.1.2.x or 10.1.3.x

Oracle Enterprise Content Management 10.1.3.xOracle Business Intelligence 10.1.3.x

Oracle Data Integration 10.1.3.x

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring 10.1.3.x

Oracle B2B Integration 10.1.2.x

Oracle WebCenter and BPEL PM 10.1.3.x JDeveloper MigratorWizardOracle ADF Applications 10.1.2.x or 10.1.3.x

OC4J Custom Java EE Apps 10.1.2.x or 10.1.3.x WebLogic SmartUpgrade


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Ive heard Forms is going away,is that true?

I am using Forms Client/Server today,

what is my path forward?

I am going to Java EE,what should I do with my Forms?

Is Oracle providing a path to Java EEfor Forms developers?

Common Questions from FormsCustomers


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Forms Modernization Strategy

Protect

YourInvestment

Extend Evolve

The Value of

YourInvestment

You to the

NextGeneration

Upgrade to the web

Simplest option

Reduce risk

Build new services

Integrate

Reuse skills

Leverage newtechnologies

Via evolution, notrevolution

Reduce risk, $


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Upgrade for Oracle iAS

Upgrade Assistant forSOA, IDM, Forms,

Reports, Discoverer,and Portal Environment

Upgrades

WebLogic SmartUpgradefor Upgrade of OC4J Java

Applications andEnvironments toWebLogic Server

JDeveloper UpgradeWizards for

SOA, WebCenter, and ADFApplication Upgrades


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Understand OC4J and

WebLogic Server

Conceptual Differences

Project Planning Project Development Project Verification and

Rollout

Assess Required

Adjustments to

Administrative Processes

Upgrade Application

Create Target Development

Environment

Upgrade Application Clients

Create Target Quality

Assurance Environment

Create Target Staging and

Production Environments

Cover All Aspects of Custom Java EEApplication Upgrade

Oracle Documentation

WebLogic SmartUpgrade


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Upgrade OracleAS EE to WLS SuiteOracles goal is to simplify and automate

JEE Upgrades Upgrade Guide for Java EE

WebLogic SmartUpgrade

Systematic upgrade of OC4J JEE apps to WLS

Advisory reports and automated generation

Meta-data Repository and Environment Upgrades

Upgrade Assistant automation Available for Oracle Portal, Forms, Reports, Discoverer, OHS,

WebCache, OID/DIP, OVD, OIF, B2B, and BAM

ADF Application Upgrades

JDeveloper Migrators

Available for ADF applications, Oracle SOA Suite, WebCenter

Professional Services Engagements Oracle Partners

SmartUpgradeOC4J/JEE Apps

Upgrade AssistantOHS, Forms, Reports..

JDeveloper MigratorADF, SOA, WebCenter..


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Application Artifacts

WebLogic SmartUpgrade Design

Container

Configuration

JDeveloperInterface

- EnhancedFindings

Management

Analysis Engine

Input To

Uses

PDDAnalysis

CodeAnalysis- JSP- Java

ContainerConfig.Analysis

Generates

PDDRules

CodeRules

ContainerConfig.Rules

Knowledge Base

WebLogic

Auto Generation

Generates

JDevProject

CommandLine Interface

Report

- Findings

- Scoping Metrics

JDevProject

JAR, WAR,or EAR

SourceDirectory

OC4J JEEInstances


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WebLogic SmartUpgrade Features

Reporting OC4J 10.1.3 and 10.1.2 rules

Multi-application analysis

Archive, Directory, andJDeveloper Projects

Single instance environmentanalysis

Rules categorization andmetrics summary

Multi-format reports

Text, HTML, and JDev

User Finding Management Ant Integration

Auto Generation Web Services Applications

EJB Applications

Web Applications

Data Source Configurations

Deployment Descriptors JCA Configurations


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WebLogic SmartUpgrade Download


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Application Server Platform SuitesIncluded Components iAS EE Weblogic Suite

Oracle Forms Services x x

Oracle Reports Services x x

TopLink x xApplication Development Framework x x

Portal x x

Discoverer Plus (Web Functionality) x x

Application InterConnect Toolkit x x

WebLogic Server Basic x

Discoverer Viewer x xWebLogic Server EE x

TopLink/Kodo x

JDeveloper/ADF x

WebLogic Tools x

Clustering x

WebLogic Operations Control xWebLogic Real Time / Jrockit x

EM Diagnostics Pack for Oracle Middleware x

Coherence EE x


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OC4J Data Sources

Standard data source

connectivity

Connection pooling with max,

min

Retry, keep alive, polling

For RAC, fast connection

failover capability

OC4J connection pool wired to

RAC cluster via Oracle

Notification Service and RAC

events RAC integration transparent to

application

Oracle Application Server

OC4J Group

OC4JInstance

OC4JInstance

Data SourceRAC Node 1-2

Data SourceRAC Node 1-2

Connection

Pool

Connection

Pool

Oracle Database

Shared Storage

RAC Node 2RAC Node 1

Oracle Notification Service

Oracle Process Manager and Notification


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WebLogic Data Sources

Standard data source

connectivity

Connection pooling with min, max

Death detection, retry, keep alive,

polling

For RAC, multi data sourcecapability

An abstraction over multiple data

sources for each RAC node

Applications use the multi data

source versus the underlying data

source transparent to applications

WebLogic load balances and

handles RAC node failure with XA

support

WebLogic Cluster

WebLogic Domain

Multi Data Source

ManagedServer1

ManagedServer2

Data SourceRAC Node 1

Data SourceRAC Node 2

ConnectionPool

ConnectionPool

Oracle Database

Shared Storage


Oracle Notification Service

Node Manager


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WebLogic Active GridLink for RAC Simpler Configuration: single data source

Event-Based Model (ONS and FAN) for Adaptive Pool Management

Fast Connection Failover Database Graceful Planned Shutdown

Database Unplanned Shutdown

Database New Instance Rejoin

Runtime Connection Load Balancing

XA Affinity for Connection Routing

SCAN Support

Data Guard Support

Oracle Database


Oracle

N

otification

Service

WebLogic Cluster

WebLogic Domain

Managed

Server1

ManagedServer2

GridLink

Data Source

RAC AwareConnection

PoolNodeMan

ager Datasource

RAC Node 4RAC Node 3Oracle

Database

Service


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OC4J JMS Infrastructure

Oracle Enterprise Messaging Service (JMS 1.1)

Oracle Containers for Java EE

In MemoryProvider

Memory

FileProvider

File

DatabaseProvider

Oracle AQ

JMS Router

Routing

Queue 1Pluggable

JMS Providers

JMSConnector

Connector

WebSphereMQ Tibco Sonic SeeBeyond WebLogic

Java Java EEApplications


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WebLogic JMS Message Infrastructure

WebLogic Server JMS

Oracle AQIntegration

AQ

Queue 1

File

FilePersistence

WebSphereMQ Tibco Sonic OC4J

Bridging

Bridge

JMS 1.1Compliant

DatabasePersistence

Database

C, .NETClients

ApplicationsSOASuite

Java EE/ISVApps

WebLogic Server


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OC4J Web Services Infrastructure

Oracle Containers for Java EE

Web ServicesMetadata

JAX-RPC

HTTPSOAP

HTTPREST

JAX-BData Binding

Service Infrastructure (SCA)

Attachment(MTOM/SwA)

JAX-R

WS-Security

WS-Reliability

Auditing LoggingAgent

Web Services Java Programming Model Java EE

Declarative QoS - Web Services Interoperability Infrastructure (WS-*)

Web Services ManagementASControl

Web Services DevelopmentWith JDeveloper

WSIF


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Five Reasons to Upgrade to WebLogicServer 11g

Reason #1

Done by 1,000s of customers successfully already

Reason #2

Oracle Application Server to WebLogic Server 11g

upgrade toolsReason #3

Best performance ever with Oracle RAC and Coherence

Reason #4

High density, high performance virtualization

Reason #5

Complete visibility, diagnosibility and management ofWebLogic and iAS

St l M f t


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Steel Manufacturer

SOA Suite 11g and WebLogic

Migrating their existing iAS (OC4J) over to WebLogic Server to support their SOA integration

instance to use with Ebusiness suite

Will manage mid-tier environment with Enterprise Manager (already using for DB)

Ebusiness suite shop Focused on Integration and HA

Existing Oracle customer Using SOA Suite to integrate between Ebusiness suite and

other applications. They want to leverage to the new ESBand other 11g features like 64 bit

Opportunities & Challenges

Enhanced functionality with the new ESB

64 bit vs 32 bit

Partners helping with the installation and working with PM to provide feedback

Solution

Results

Mid M k t R t il


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Mid Market Retailer

SOA Suite 11g and WebLogic Also leverage WebLogic as the J2EE standard

Migrating their existing iAS (OC4J) over to WebLogic Server to run their SOA Suite instance

Replace Jboss and TomCat with WebLogic

Looking to standardize on an application server

Existing Oracle customer Using SOA Suite to integrate their Oracle retail applications

other areas of the business. They are also looking toreplace Jboss and TomCat with WebLogic

Opportunities & Challenges

Enhanced functionality with the new ESB

Replace Jboss and TomCat

One skill set SOA Suite and WLS

Solution

Results


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Helpful Resources

Datasheets, Whitepapers,

Other Resources

www.oracle.com/weblogic www.oracle.com/exalogic

Customer References Customer Testimonials,

Podcasts, Videos

http://www.oracle.com/customers

WebLogic Blog http://blogs.oracle.com/weblogicserver

WebLogic on Facebook http://bit.ly/weblogicfacebook

WebLogic Channel on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/oracleweblogic

WebLogic Twitter Handle OracleWebLogic

Fusion Middleware Upgrade Center http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/u

pgrade-092995.html

Other relevant products: Exalogic http://www.oracle.com/exalogic

JRockithttp://www.oracle.com/jrockit

Enterprise Manager

http:/www.oracle.com/enterprisemanager

Coherence

http://www.oracle.com/goto/coherence

Oracle Cloud Computing

http://www.oracle.com/cloud
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