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Automate calls to SOAP and REST webservices using simple Python scripts

Maarten Smeets January 26, 2018
Automate calls to SOAP and REST webservices using simple Python scripts

Probably not many people will tell you running batches over webservices is a good idea. Sometimes though, it can be handy to have a script available to generate webservice calls based on a template message with variables and automate processing the response messages. In addition, if you have a large […]

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WebLogic Server: Automate obtaining performance metrics from the DMS

Maarten Smeets December 20, 2016 2
WebLogic Server: Automate obtaining performance metrics from the DMS

Oracle provides the Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS) as part of WebLogic Server which is extremely useful if you want to obtain aggregated data of an environment in case of for example a performance test. The data which can be obtained from DMS is extensive. This varies from average duration of […]

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How to use WLST as a Jython 2.7 module

Maarten Smeets October 4, 2015 15
How to use WLST as a Jython 2.7 module

WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST) in WebLogic Server 12.1.3 uses Jython version 2.2.1 (based on Python 2.2.1). This can be an important limitation when using WLST. Many modules are not available for 2.2.1 or are difficult to install. See here for an example. WLST however can be used as a module […]

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