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  1. Difference Between Bea Weblogic Server and Bea Tuxedo (2 messages)

    • Posted by: Sai Pati
    • Posted on: July 28 2001 18:11 EDT
    Hi
    Can anyone tell me the difference between Weblogic server and Tuxedo.
    Thanks in advance.

    Pati
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  2. Difference Between Bea Weblogic Server and Bea Tuxedo[ Go to top ]

    Too many to mention, but basically Tuxedo has a BEA specific API for Message Oriented Middleware, WebLogic Server supports the J2EE APIs. Therefore, program to Tuxedo and you are stuck with BEA, use WebLogic Server and you are not.

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  3. Difference Between Bea Weblogic Server and Bea Tuxedo[ Go to top ]

    Tuxedo is supporting C/C++ or Cobol implementations, WLS only supports Java.
    Tuxedo supports its own middleware protocol and also Corba (from Tux 8.0), WLS supports J2EE (EJB, servlets, JSP, JMS,...)

    Tuxedo is a middleware (ORB+TP Monitor+MOM). WLS is an application server(including Java middleware EJB,JMS) that allows you also to generate Web pages using servlets/JSP. WLS is also supporting SOAP, WSDL from version 6.1. Tuxedo is not really designed to generate Web pages, it is a J2EE application server.

    Tuxedo is a system used by big companies that have to handle millions of transactions a day. Highly reliable.

    Best regards.

    Robin.
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