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WebLogic Workshop 8.1 is the next generation environment for visually developing, debugging, and integrating J2EE based Web Services, Web Applications, JSP's, Portals, Process Workflows, and EJB's through a consistent, simplified programming model. WebLogic Workshop 8.1 offers a rich extensibility model for developers, ISVs and language vendors to integrate their products and services directly into the WebLogic Workshop development environment. This extensibilty model is complemented by the Workshop Controls and Extensibility Program, which provides a framework to assist BEA partners in building, testing, distributing, and marketing their custom controls and IDE extensions.
Control and Extension Validation is a feature available to members of the Workshop Controls and Extensibility Program. The BEA Validated™ logo brings instant credibility to your Workshop Java Controls and IDE Extensions. Customers are immediately assured that the product meets BEA's high standards for functionality, flexibility, and stability. |
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BEA Validated
For specific information regarding the validation requirements for WebLogic Controls and WebLogic Workshop Extensions, please read their corresponding test plans. The following provides a brief overview of the BEA Validated Test Program, covering all aspects of validation testing - from basic program requirements to how to submit products for testing.
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WebLogic Controls
Workshop Java Controls provide developers the ability to easily connect with existing data, systems, applications, and business logic. In addition to the suite of built-in Java Controls, Workshop also makes the Java Controls model extensible so that all users (including ISVs) can build custom Java Controls - re-usable business logic components that seamlessly plug into the Workshop integrated development environment.
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Read the WebLogic Controls Overview.
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WebLogic Extensions
Commonly referred to as "Add-ins" or "Plug-ins" on other development environments, Workshop IDE Extensions provide additional functionality to the Workshop development environment such as new visual designers, project types, menus, dialogs, buttons, custom tag libraries, and help.
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Read the WebLogic Extensions Overview.
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How the BEA Validated Program works
Click here to find out more about the individual aspects of the BEA Validated Testing Program. These pages discuss the program requirements, the submission process, pricing, and more. Click here to view the FAQ.
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To submit your product for BEA Validation please use the Validation Submission Form, or for more information, please contact us. |
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