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I got this exception in the production twice in the same week and created a huge log file with the exception stack trace until the space available.As a result the production server went down.I was unable to start the production server due to lack of space on the mounted disks. I have deleted very old log files for making some free space and then able to start the production application server and run. I am using connection pooling to connect with Oracle 9i from weblogic 9.2 server. I am willing to know the root cause for this issue.I thought of simulating this issue by restarting the oracle database when the application server(weblogic) is still up and running with the old connection pools.But couldn't simulate the issue again?
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via TheServerSide.com @ 13:01 30th Oct
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The update encompasses all supported copies of Oracle Database, Application Server, E-Business Suite, People Soft Enterprise, JD Edwards, WebLogic Server and Workshop for WebLogic.
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via Personal Computer World @ 18:28 16th Oct
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The update encompasses all supported copies of Oracle Database, Application Server, E-Business Suite, People Soft Enterprise, JD Edwards, WebLogic Server and Workshop for WebLogic.
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via Computing.co.uk @ 15:55 16th Oct
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The update encompasses all supported copies of Oracle Database, Application Server, E-Business Suite, People Soft Enterprise, JD Edwards, WebLogic Server and Workshop for WebLogic.
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via Infomatics @ 11:32 16th Oct
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The update encompasses all supported copies of Oracle Database, Application Server, E-Business Suite, People Soft Enterprise, JD Edwards, WebLogic Server and Workshop for WebLogic.
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via PC Magazine UK @ 9:29 16th Oct
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The update encompasses all supported copies of Oracle Database, Application Server, E-Business Suite, People Soft Enterprise, JD Edwards, WebLogic Server and Workshop for WebLogic.
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via VNUNet.com @ 9:29 16th Oct
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I got this exception in the production twice in the same week and created a huge log file with the exception stack trace until the space available.As a result the production server went down.I was unable to start the production server due to lack of space on the mounted disks. I have deleted very old log files for making some free space and then able to start the production application server and run. I am using connection pooling to connect with Oracle 9i from weblogic 9.2 server. I am willing to know the root cause for this issue.I thought of simulating this issue by restarting the oracle database when the application server(weblogic) is still up and running with the old connection pools.But couldn't simulate the issue again?
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via TheServerSide.com @ 17:25 30th Oct
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The key appeal to the enterprise of purchasing portal products is the standards-based frameworks they provide. The common frameworks across provided by (almost) all vendors include navigation, administration, events, and security. Anyone who has built custom applications without these frameworks knows that what initially seems simple (or at least straightforward) will be wrought with many unforeseen pitfalls that lead to missed milestone dates and/or production nightmares. Assembling all of these frameworks features from scratch almost always results in disaster. Still, some IT shops do build their own frameworks, and a few of those even survive production. For the majority, though, a vendor application makes more sense and has a lower total cost of ownership.
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via Developer.com @ 4:50 22nd Sep
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The 'user's choice' for application servers ranked IBM WebSphere, Adobe ColdFusion, Apache Geronimo, and Oracle WebLogic Server among their favorites
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via InfoWorld @ 0:17 23rd Oct
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The 'user's choice' for application servers ranked Adobe ColdFusion, the open-source Apache Geronimo, and Oracle WebLogic Server among their favorites
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via InfoWorld @ 10:28 22nd Oct
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What's the best all-around application server? According to an Evans Data survey, developers rank Adobe ColdFusion, Apache Geronimo, and Oracle WebLogic Server at the top of the list.
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via CIO Magazine @ 22:10 21st Oct
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The "user's choice" for application servers, according to more than 700 software developers, include two of the oldest-one might say mature -- and one relative newcomer. Developers ranked Adobe ColdFusion, the open-source Apache Geronimo, and Oracle WebLogic Server, among their favorite options, according to a free report distributed by Evans Data (free registration required).
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via ITworld.com @ 14:23 27th Oct
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The "user's choice" for application servers, according to more than 700 software developers, include two of the oldest-one might say mature-and one relative newcomer. Developers ranked Adobe ColdFusion, the open-source Apache Geronimo, and Oracle WebLogic Server, among their favorite options, according to a free report distributed by Evans Data (free registration required).
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via Linux World @ 0:16 23rd Oct
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The "user's choice" for application servers, according to more than 700 software developers, include two of the oldest-one might say mature-and one relative newcomer. Developers ranked Adobe ColdFusion, the open-source Apache Geronimo, and Oracle WebLogic Server, among their favorite options, according to a free report distributed by Evans Data (free registration required).
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via NetworkWorld @ 18:20 22nd Oct
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arashtamere writes "Red Hat president and CEO Jim Whitehurst predicts the enterprise open source software business will emerge from the economic crisis stronger than the proprietary market. 'I've had a couple of conversations with CIOs who said, "We're a Microsoft shop and we don't use any open source whatsoever, but we're already getting pressure to reduce our operating costs and we need you to help put together a plan for us to... use open source to reduce our costs." And we've had other customers literally looking at ripping and replacing WebLogic or WebSphere for JBoss ... I think we'll know in about six to nine months but there is no question that open source will come out of this in relatively better shape than our proprietary competitors,' he told Computerworld.
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via Slashdot @ 12:40 21st Oct
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