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Tad Stephens is a system engineer based in Atlanta, Georgia for BEA Systems. Tad came to BEA from WebLogic and has over 10 years of distributed computing experience covering a broad range of technologies, including J2EE, Tuxedo, CORBA, DCE, and the Encina transaction system.

WebLogic Server on the Mainframe
By Tad Stephens; Eric Gudgion
Integration is the biggest challenge facing IT organizations. The glass house controls much of the business-critical data in the enterprise, and traditional integration tactics, while complex and often proprietary, are still king.
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In helping our customers deploy J2EE applications on the mainframe we've learned a number of tips and tricks. We've included configuration settings, tuning suggestions, and descriptions of existing production applications in this article. Although each environ...
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By Tad Stephens; Eric Gudgion
So, you're going to deploy WebLogic Server on the mainframe. Pretty scary, huh? There are all those 'glass house' terms: sysgens, operating systems with a 'z,' parallel sysplex, Workload Manager, and on and on. Without a little education, the mainframe world can b...
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The Benefits of Heterogeneity
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'WebLogic Server is supported on the mainframe.' I read the internal announcement and thought 'Huh?' Why would someone want to deploy distributed Java applications on the big iron? What about training Java developers on the underlying mainframe systems?
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