Difference between basic weblogic and weblogic11g

Hi,

We are using Weblogic 11g application server for our project but few of our customers are still using OC4J servers.We would want them to change there servers to Weblogic but we would like them to use basic weblogic for the initial phase.(as licensed OC4J provides basic weblogic for free).

Issue is i dont know whats the difference between the basic WLS and 11g so not sure whether our application at 11g would work fine with basic ones.

Hi Kv,

I can understand that you want to make sure if your application will work as expected with 11g.

Can you please elaborate a little more; as in what do you mean by basic weblogic and what is the type of application that you want to use with 11g?

By basic weblogic i meant all the features that would be included on free version of Weblogic Server. We are using Spring and EJB in our application to develop web portal.

kv ruby wrote:By basic weblogic i meant all the features that would be included on free version of Weblogic Server. We are using Spring and EJB in our application to develop web portal.

Which free version ?

Actualy as we were using OC4J before our clients have license for that and for people who have license for OC4J,they can use the basic version of weblogic without payment. Of course few features would be blocked but am not sure which all features are blocked.

kv ruby wrote:Actualy as we were using OC4J before our clients have license for that and for people who have license for OC4J,they can use the basic version of weblogic without payment. Of course few features would be blocked but am not sure which all features are blocked.

Ok, the basic version of weblogic that you refer to must have a version associated with it !

While going through google, I found this.

And, I order to differentiate between different versions of weblogic and their features, please go through this.

Revert if this does not help you.

thanks a ton for the links.......it really helped

kv ruby wrote:thanks a ton for the links.......it really helped

You are welcome !