Report title: Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g: delivering what it promised
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20 page report published Oct 08, 2009

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There were few surprises in the rollout of Oracleâ??s Fusion Middleware 11g stack. A year after it announced the roadmap for converging the then newly acquired BEA products, Oracle has delivered most of what it planned. The BEA products have rounded out the Fusion Middleware stack, with WebLogic Server providing the critical mass cornerstone that the product family previously lacked. The company has effectively paired technologies from both sides, such as BEAâ??s JRockit deterministic virtual machine with Oracleâ??s Coherence Java object caching, making high-performance products such as Oracle CEP more effective. The result is a highly comprehensive, well-integrated middleware stack.Oracleâ??s standard messages for the well-integrated stack are mixed. The company heavily emphasizes that Fusion Middleware 11g is â??hot pluggable,â? which means it supports customers wishing to implement best-of-breed strategies that require replacement of individual Fusion Middleware products with standards-compliant third-party alternatives. On the other hand, it also promotes proprietary development and management technologies optimized for Oracle products. Oracleâ??s â??you-can-have-it-both-waysâ? message is not unique, but given its emphasis on standards, it could clarify the message more effectively.

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Document ID: 051507
Industry: Computer
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TitleStarting PageNumber of Pages
Executive summary In a nutshell Ovum view Mixed messages on standards Oracleâ??s best surprise is no surprise The core building blocks Oracle delivered what it promised Mixed messages on standards Oracleâ??s message cuts both ways Oracleâ??s standards01
Executive summary01
Table of Contents21
Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g: delivering what it promised318
In a nutshell 01
Ovum view01
Executive summary31
Oracle s best surprise is no surprise44
Mixed messages on standards 01
Oracle’s best surprise is no surprise01
The products of Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g813
The core building blocks 01
Oracle delivered what it promised 01
Mixed messages on standards01
Oracle’s message cuts both ways 01
Oracle’s standards message is not unique 01
Oracle Fusion Middleware is broad and mostly deep 01
The products of Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g01
The plumbing01
Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) 01
Oracle Platform Security Services (OPSS) 01
Oracle Enterprise Manager 01
11g is cornerstone for Oracle’s Application Grid01
Oracle Coherence data grid and JRockit JVM juice WebLogic performance 01
Migration speed bumps ahead for existing Oracle/BEA customers 01
Oracle is still quiet on the Fusion Middleware cloud strategy 01
SOA and BPM strategy01
Common service component design and runtime 01
Common event processing infrastructure echoes rivals 01
SOA governance 01
Evolution in BPM plans 01
REST support 01
Oracle applications support limited to recent versions 01
Content management 01
Connectors 01
Oracle Identity Management 01
WebCenter Portal 01
Development tools and ALM01
Desktop integration 01
Oracle Enterprise Manager 01
List of Figures 01
Figure 1: Oracle’s Fusion Middleware product family 01
Figure 2: WebLogic Server 11g components 01
Figure 3: Oracle SOA and BPM capabilities01

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