What is your primary use case for WebLogic Suite?

We primarily use WebLogic Suite as a stable application server. Although we previously utilized more capabilities, we have reduced our usage. We don't use it for access control functions like setting groups and entitlements anymore.

We are an Oracle partner and work with many Oracle applications for integration purposes. WebLogic is used for integrating various Oracle applications and third-party services.

We use WebCenter Content and WebLogic. We use the tool to centralize the data and manage the document and life cycle, metadata management, and workflows. We use WebCenter Content for content management.

I use the tool for hosting.

Our organization uses Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) for managing our operations and deployments. We also utilize WebLogic and ADF in conjunction with ODI. We utilize WebLogic to deploy all of our web-based programs using Java and all of our Oracle web services.

We have two sets of use cases for WebLogic Suite. There are customers who use the solution with Oracle COTS Applications which are Oracle built applications and are based on the Oracle Database, and they use WebLogic Suite as a web server. Other customers use the solution for their homegrown or third-party applications. They develop their own Java applications and deploy those applications on the WebLogic Suite server, so they use the solution both as an application server and web server, making the solution applicable for any type of business purpose. for example, small applications for attendance, swiping, biometric, etc., and hosting those applications to the core enterprise applications, or even the technological applications. WebLogic Suite can host and support all those applications.

We are using WebLogic Suite for application insurance and consent of a user.

I usually use the single model or the clustering model of the solution. We deploy the dual application, ADF application, and BPM application, and there is a different scenario for each of them even though they all use WebLogic services. Each use case is somewhat different. It is our customers that use WebLogic. I deal with mid-size companies and also enterprise size companies. We are resellers and I'm the technical manager.

My role is to set up the solution for the application team. They use it to fetch data and I think for the main part they use it for ULT or APL. I'm a database administrator and business analyst and we're a customer of WebLogic.

We primarily use the solution for the UI (user interface), as a middleware product that communicates between different servers including application servers and databases.

Our team works on it every day but; I don't do the technical work. I'm an operations manager and I manage the team.

We are a company that provides IT products and services. My role is to offer solutions to end-customers and then we implement and deploy it for them. WebLogic is part of the solution that we offer customers because PeopleSoft and Oracle ERP products both use it. WebLogic runs as the middleware for solutions such as Oracle Business Intelligence and Oracle Retail.

WebLogic Suite is a solution that I use myself and I also provide services to my customers. In my company, it is a standalone instance that is not connected to a cluster. This solution hosts our Oracle Business Intelligence application, OBIEE, and other Oracle applications.

We mainly use this program for forms and reports, as well as application provisioning for Java and so on.

I work with Telcos, one of the cell phone providers in South Africa, and they use it for their billing infrastructure. The applications running on the WebLogic suite are for billing and customer CRM, which goes out to the call centers and the dealers. We maintain the environment.

It performs well.