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I work in a financial company where my team provides Architecture, IT, Engineering & Strategic support to Business applications. I worked for BEA Systems (now Oracle) for more than five years as a Senior Software Engineer mainly in the Operations Administration and Management aspects of WebLogic Platform. I possess vast experience in software development excelling in Middleware & Database Components and Core Java/J2EE technologies. I also lead a few open source projects and a contributor on Dev2Dev. Did I mention that I am the original author of WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST), the official command line tool for WebLogic Platform. I also hold a few software patents, prior to BEA Systems I worked in variety of software industries in various different roles as a Senior Java developer, Software Analyst and as an Oracle DBA. I have a Masters Degree in Engineering from The University Of Akron, Ohio.
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Sunday, October 22, 2006

WebLogic Server Console Extensions Project

A few months ago I have started the WebLogic Server Console Extensions CodeShare project on dev2dev to serve as a repository for WLS 9.x console extensions and posted a few extensions. Continue reading here


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Saturday, February 18, 2006

In case you run into this issue ...

While upgrading our WLS console to use the latest libraries i.e. to use the latest Struts, Beehive, WebLogic Portal versions.

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Posted by Satya Ghattu's Blog at Saturday, February 18, 2006 0 comments
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Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Jython is just too useful

Recently I had to do this repeatedly while working on a project.
1) Revert files with extension .foo that are checked out from source control under a base directory structure.

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Friday, January 06, 2006

WLST as a Jython Module

Few questions that I answered about WLST as a module via various email queries recently.

What is a Jython Module?
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