WebLogic Workshop - Custom Project Template

In WebLogic Workshop 9.1 and above, we can create following directory structure create custom EAR application, which can be used under Eclipse.

Best Practices from (edocs.bea.com)

# Use the same source directory structure with your own J2EE application projects, so you can utilize the WebLogic Server build scripts to compile and deploy your applications. The following summarizes the contents of a simple source directory that follows the WebLogic split development directory structure format:

\myProject

\myProject\myEar

\myProject\myEar\META-INF\application.xml

\myProject\myEar\myEjb\com\*\MyEjbGenEjb.ejb

\myProject\myEar\myEjb\com\*\*.java

\myProject\myEar\myWebService\com\*.*.java

\myProject\myEar\myWebApp\*.jsp

\myProject\myEar\myWebApp\WEB-INF\web.xml

\myProject\myEar\myWebApp\WEB-INF\src\com\*\*.java

Single Sign On between WebLogic Server 9.2 and IIS

Single Sign On between WebLogic Server 9.2 and IIS using SAML by Alex Rykov -- Single sign on (SSO) is becoming increasingly important in enterprise environments. This tutorial by Alex Rykov describes a simple SAML SSO scenario between Microsoft Internet Information Services Server (IIS) and BEA WebLogic Server 9

Exploring the WebLogic Integration 8.1 RDBMS Event Generator

Nice DEV2DEV article. It is well explained in simple terms.

Exploring the WebLogic Integeration 8.1 RDBMS Event Generator
by Mahadevan Krishnan. Learn about an approach to integerating databases with enterprise applications through the use of WebLogic Integeration Event Generators.

Web2.0, REST & Weblogic Workshop - Vinny Carpenter's blog

Found nice link at Vinny's blog about REST, Web 2.0 and BEA Workshop.