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Showing posts with label Weblogic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weblogic. Show all posts
25 July 2010
20 July 2010
Howto migrate Oracle Weblogic to Red Hat JBoss
This post describes on a very technical level howto migrate Oracle Weblogic to Red Hat JBoss.
Situation :
Many decision takers in IT departments have not appreciated Oracle buying BEA in late 2008. Most bigger companies have Weblogic servers parks and see themselfs in a position where more and more of their IT infrastructure comes from Oracle.
To try to avoid paying monopoly prices decision takers start looking for alternatives application servers.
Step by step migration :
1. Using automatic tool to migrate weblogic.xml to jboss-web.xml
http://www.jboss.org/mass/MAT.html
Situation :
Many decision takers in IT departments have not appreciated Oracle buying BEA in late 2008. Most bigger companies have Weblogic servers parks and see themselfs in a position where more and more of their IT infrastructure comes from Oracle.
To try to avoid paying monopoly prices decision takers start looking for alternatives application servers.
Step by step migration :
1. Using automatic tool to migrate weblogic.xml to jboss-web.xml
http://www.jboss.org/mass/MAT.html
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