Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g

Part I: Oracle Fusion Middleware Architecture and Management
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Oracle WebLogic Server
Chapter 3: Fusion Middleware Common Infrastructure
Chapter 4: Oracle Fusion Middleware Platform Security Services and Identity Management
Chapter 5: Oracle Service Oriented Architecture Suite
Chapter 6: Oracle Application Development Framework
Chapter 7: Oracle WebCenter
Part II: Deploying and Managing Enterprise Applications on Fusion Middleware
Chapter 8: Deploying Fusion Middleware Enterprise Applications
Chapter 9: Securing Fusion Middleware Enterprise Applications
Chapter 10: Optimizing Fusion Middleware Enterprise Applications
Chapter 11: Monitoring and Diagnosing Fusion Middleware Enterprise Applications
Chapter 12: Virtualizing Fusion Middleware Enterprise Applications
Index

Reza Shafii is a Senior Principal Product Manager within the Oracle Fusion Middleware group. He is currently a member of the Oracle Coherence product management team and was previously responsible for ensuring that all Oracle Fusion Middleware products are architecturally aligned, optimized for life-cycle management, and tightly integrated. Prior to his work at Oracle, Reza was a consultant within the BEA Systems Canadian Consulting practice as well as at Fujitsu Consulting. As a consultant, Reza worked closely with a number of customers across North America to assist them in their design, delivery, and maintenance of enterprise applications. Reza has a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of British Columbia, where he graduated with Honors. He also has an MBA from the University of Ottawa. Reza is a published author of several technical articles.

Stephen Lee is a Principal Product Manager, Oracle Identity and Access Management. He focuses on identity administration, audit and compliance, and middleware security.

Gangadhar Konduri is Senior Director in the Fusion Middleware division of Oracle. His responsibilities include Metadata Services, a key infrastructure component of FMW, and WebCenter, especially its integration with Fusion Applications.