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Introduction to Fussion Middleware

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Main purpose of this writing is to give you a little bit introduction to Fussion Middleware
Oracle Fusion Middleware is a collection of leading, standards-based software products. Which span a range of tools and services from Java EE and developer tools, to integration services,business intelligence, collaboration, and content management.
The Fusion Middleware’s  architecture enables you to “drop and deploy” various Oracle Fusion Middleware products into your existing IT environments as shown in the diagram.
Oracle Fusion Middleware’s modular approach also enables organizations to extend the value of existing middleware technologies and business applications from other software vendors like Microsoft, IBM, SAP.

 
 

Oracle WebLogic Server is the core, service-oriented architecture platform that underlies the Oracle Fusion Middleware components.The stack includes business processes, process management, content management, and business intelligence and enterprise performance management capabilities.
On top of all these components is a user interaction layer that brings together the tools and the services on the stack. This user interaction layer is nothing but Oracle WebCenter.

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