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Toyota Australia is using BEA WebLogic Integration to underpin its eBusiness Transformation Program and provide the plumbing for Java-based applications and Web services. The eBusiness Transformation Program is part of the company's overall strategy to implement a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) to broaden the accessibility of existing applications and accelerate the rollout of new applications. Toyota is using BEA WebLogic Workshop as the integrated development environment (IDE) for the eBusiness Transformation Program.
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