Oracle WebLogic 12c has been announced

Michel Schildmeijer
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Yesterday I received the announcement of the new Oracle WebLogic 12c, on the 1st of December 2012. You can register for a webcast on

https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=375727&sourcepage=register

So, what’s there to be expected. Personally I think WebLogic has been made Exalogic ready, according to Mike Lehmann, Director of Product Management for Oracle WebLogic.

Some of the few features I expect:

More  Exalogic features like:
  • Parallel muxers with Java NIO APIs for low-level I/O based operations
  • An optimized work scheduler providing improvements to the Increment Advisor used to manage the size of WebLogic Server’s Self-Tuning Thread Pool
  • “Lazy” de-serialization of session data on the replica server until required.
  • Multiple replication channels for synchronous in-memory session replication between servers in a WebLogic cluster
  • Adjustments for supporting the  Infiniband and SDP
Furthermore: Java EE 6 (finally!), GridLink for RAC, Oracle Traffic Director,  Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder plus tight integration with Enterprise Manager Console 12c. The Administration console will stil be there to server earlier BEA customers.

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Michel Schildmeijer

Started in pharmacy, I made the change to IT in 1996. I am an Oracle Fusion Middleware Architect at AMIS, with focus on technical infrastructure, Serverside solutions, installing, administering, configuring the Oracle Fusion Middleware stack. My experience is from integrations at telco´s using Oracle AIA, Oracle Portal, OID, Forms&Reports, Discoverer upto the latest Oracle WebLogic 11g releases with practically all Oracle products running on top of it
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