I primarily work from an infrastructure point of view with Oracle WebLogic Server ( /products/oracle-weblogic-server-reviews ). I am involved in the installation, base installation of the product, deploying applications, and creating the resources for the applications.
When we implemented Oracle Libre Suite, there is middleware, which is normally Oracle WebLogic. Many customers in Pakistan use Oracle WebLogic Middleware. Previously, it was our application server, now it is Oracle Cloudflare Server. Many different entities use this as part of their business applications. Our company deals with both these products. In terms of similarity, I know both, and in terms of services and technical aspects, I like the information. I know that my WebLogic is used between digital data applications, and that is the server we use. Some clients or customers use Oracle Solaris.
In my current company, we are working with banking systems, developing software for investment companies and finance. Our product is built on the Oracle database and Oracle WebLogic Server.
Project Manager at a comms service provider with 1-10 employees
Real User
2023-06-21T17:56:00Z
Jun 21, 2023
We work as developers and create interfaces. We're doing both interactive interfacing with other applications and enterprise applications. We also do some of the middleware.
I worked for a product-based company that supports different application deployment platforms like WildFly, WebSphere, and WebLogic, along with different databases. We had to set up our own environment. Sometimes, when we faced production issues, we used Oracle WebLogic Server to set up our environment according to the client setup.
We install Oracle products for our clients, not for our own purposes because we don't have any big infrastructure where we would have to deploy them. Our clients' use-cases for Oracle WebLogic are for applications that require WebLogic as a server container for reports, for Java-based applications, for Oracle data integrators, and other tools which require WebLogic. I have installed and configured WebLogic on-premises in cluster configurations as well as standalone configurations. I have also configured WebLogic on the Oracle cloud.
Java Full Stack Developer at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
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2021-07-04T11:23:19Z
Jul 4, 2021
We are using Oracle WebCenter content to store our enterprise documentation. We want to create a database warehouse to hold all the document information and to allow someone access to any of the documents. This will be a single gateway where someone can check-in and check-out the documents.
Consultant at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Consultant
2020-11-11T13:00:51Z
Nov 11, 2020
We are a software solution provider and I am a Java software developer. When I deploy my work, I use an application server like Oracle WebLogic. We have not deployed this product for our own use, but rather for a client. It is being used as a SOAP solution for a backend service for a BASE24-eps ACI product.
Director of Integration and Support Services at FIPCO
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2020-08-11T06:17:30Z
Aug 11, 2020
Primarily we deploy WebLogic both as an in-house and a private cloud-hosted server solution for our customers. We have got a couple of different use cases as per specific clients. Our personal use case is just to understand its functionality deploy it to adapt to client needs.
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I primarily work from an infrastructure point of view with Oracle WebLogic Server ( /products/oracle-weblogic-server-reviews ). I am involved in the installation, base installation of the product, deploying applications, and creating the resources for the applications.
When we implemented Oracle Libre Suite, there is middleware, which is normally Oracle WebLogic. Many customers in Pakistan use Oracle WebLogic Middleware. Previously, it was our application server, now it is Oracle Cloudflare Server. Many different entities use this as part of their business applications. Our company deals with both these products. In terms of similarity, I know both, and in terms of services and technical aspects, I like the information. I know that my WebLogic is used between digital data applications, and that is the server we use. Some clients or customers use Oracle Solaris.
I use the solution in my company since few customers use WebLogic applications and also since they have a few number of applications deployed on it.
We use Oracle WebLogic Server to host our Fintech-related applications for our consumers.
We use it for developing, deploying, and managing enterprise-level Java-based applications.
In my current company, we are working with banking systems, developing software for investment companies and finance. Our product is built on the Oracle database and Oracle WebLogic Server.
I use Oracle WebLogic Server in my company as a front-end server to host our applications.
We work as developers and create interfaces. We're doing both interactive interfacing with other applications and enterprise applications. We also do some of the middleware.
We primarily use it for ADA applications. We develop on the ADS platform and use forms and records.
I worked for a product-based company that supports different application deployment platforms like WildFly, WebSphere, and WebLogic, along with different databases. We had to set up our own environment. Sometimes, when we faced production issues, we used Oracle WebLogic Server to set up our environment according to the client setup.
We use the tool for our ERP solution.
All of our application servers run through WebLogic. We deploy all of our applications in WebLogic, and they are all running on WebLogic servers.
We use Oracle WebLogic Server on our Flexcube application, particularly for development and testing purposes.
We use WebLogic for app development. I think about 20 to 25 people at my company use this solution.
It's used to deploy applications. There are applications we are deploying on the project server.
We install Oracle products for our clients, not for our own purposes because we don't have any big infrastructure where we would have to deploy them. Our clients' use-cases for Oracle WebLogic are for applications that require WebLogic as a server container for reports, for Java-based applications, for Oracle data integrators, and other tools which require WebLogic. I have installed and configured WebLogic on-premises in cluster configurations as well as standalone configurations. I have also configured WebLogic on the Oracle cloud.
Oracle WebLogic Server is used for developing, and running applications.
We use this solution with an insurance portal.
We are using Oracle WebCenter content to store our enterprise documentation. We want to create a database warehouse to hold all the document information and to allow someone access to any of the documents. This will be a single gateway where someone can check-in and check-out the documents.
We are a software solution provider and I am a Java software developer. When I deploy my work, I use an application server like Oracle WebLogic. We have not deployed this product for our own use, but rather for a client. It is being used as a SOAP solution for a backend service for a BASE24-eps ACI product.
Primarily we deploy WebLogic both as an in-house and a private cloud-hosted server solution for our customers. We have got a couple of different use cases as per specific clients. Our personal use case is just to understand its functionality deploy it to adapt to client needs.
We use it for the deployment of the enterprise's internal applications.