I am have the bea.com, no luck
Thanks
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where can I find a download for weblogic 6.1 SP3? (4 messages)
- Posted by: Sudhir Kethamakka
- Posted on: April 28 2003 11:11 EDT
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- Good Luck by Nic Holbrook on April 29 2003 00:10 EDT
- Good Luck by Aaron Robinson on April 29 2003 02:23 EDT
- Must have support id to access WLS 6.1 by jr archer on April 29 2003 03:52 EDT
- Must have support id to access WLS 6.1 by Sudhir Kethamakka on April 29 2003 13:39 EDT
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Good Luck[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Nic Holbrook
- Posted on: April 29 2003 00:10 EDT
- in response to Sudhir Kethamakka
I finally gave up on weblogic 6.1, and scrapped it. I could never find anything on their site, their support was inadequate for the amount of money we paid for that thing, and I personally found bea dragging their feet when it came to keeping up with the new vm's, and standards. You might look for a new server. It would be much less trouble in my own personaly opinion/experience. -
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- Posted by: Aaron Robinson
- Posted on: April 29 2003 02:23 EDT
- in response to Nic Holbrook
I finally gave up on weblogic 6.1, and scrapped it. I could never find anything on their site, their support was inadequate for the amount of money we paid for that thing, and I personally found bea dragging their feet when it came to keeping up with the new vm's, and standards. You might look for a new server. It would be much less trouble in my own personaly opinion/experience.
Nic,
You're right about BEA support, it always has been terrible. It's the insistence of going through three layers of freshmen before you finally get to someone that understands your problem, and by this time, you've probably got so fed up waiting you've either solved it or found a workaround.
As for standards though, you're wrong on that one. BEA are always miles ahead of anyone else on standards. Specifically they were about a year ahead of WebSphere with EJB 2.0 support.
I suggest you have a look at their site again for the service pack, they are there somewhere.
As for VM, BEA bought out JRockit, I don't think you'll find a newer VM than that at the moment.
8.1 supports min JDK 1.4 so it;s hard to see how much more up to date they could be.
I've used WLS successfully on several greenfield projects and would be my app server of choice.
Providing the runtime licenses don't price us out of the market -
Must have support id to access WLS 6.1[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: jr archer
- Posted on: April 29 2003 03:52 EDT
- in response to Sudhir Kethamakka
I was able to find SP3 in less than a minute.
If you do not have this create one and then go to
http://commerce.bea.com/support/supportversions.jsp?file=/products/weblogicserver/support/support.html
there is two versions of the WLS 6.1 SP3 one with J2EE 1.3 features and one without. -
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- Posted by: Sudhir Kethamakka
- Posted on: April 29 2003 13:39 EDT
- in response to jr archer
Git it !!
Thank you
> I was able to find SP3 in less than a minute.
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> If you do not have this create one and then go to
> http://commerce.bea.com/support/supportversions.jsp?file=/products/weblogicserver/support/support.html
>
> there is two versions of the WLS 6.1 SP3 one with J2EE 1.3 features and one without.