In our current assignment we are building a messaging based integration solution using Spring Integration and deploying it on WebLogic. In general, this has been quite a good experience as Spring Integration is a pleasant framework to work with from a developer’s perspective and the customer is happy that it will be rolled out on [...]
Secure JMS, Spring and WebLogic – a One Click Workaround
June 26th, 2011 by Olof Åkesson and Vlado Palczynski — Java, Tips & Tricks
Tags: programming, spring jms, weblogic
No Test Console in Oracle Service Bus 11gR1?
August 28th, 2010 by Olof Åkesson — Java, Tips & Tricks
One of the nice features of Oracle Service Bus (OSB) is the ability to test your deployed services through the Test Console in the OSB web console. This is a convenient way of verifying that your basic configuration is correct. When trying out the latest version of OSB 11gR1, I was both surprised and dismayed [...]
Tags: Oracle Service Bus, osb, weblogic
XSLT transformations in Oracle Service Bus
May 7th, 2010 by Magnus Rydin and Olof Åkesson — Java, Tips & Tricks
This is just a quick tip on how to perform XSLT-transformations in OSB. Since transforming messages from one format to another is a crucial feature in any ESB you would think that setting it up would be obvious.. That’s what we thought as well, but try as we might, we could not make it work. [...]
Tags: aqualogic, bus, entrprise, esb, integration, Java, oracle, osb, service, transformation, weblogic, xslt
WebLogic 10.3 JMX
April 9th, 2009 by Jan Kronquist — Java
I have been using Oracle WebLogic 10.3 for a while in my current assignment. I wanted to publish my own custom MBeans and be able to see and edit properties and invoke methods on them. However, the built-in management console does not support custom MBeans (without adding custom configuration). I ended up using JManage which is an open source management console implemented as a web application.
