WebLogic Server: 32-bit Installation versus 64-bit Installation

Can we run WLS 32-bit with a 64-bit JDK?


We do not recommend this because when you install WLS in 32-bit mode, 64-bit native libraries are not installed. Also, the scripts installed during 32-bit mode WLS installation will default and point to 32-bit libraries. This applies the other way around as well to WLS 64-bit installation using a 32-bit JDK.

What is the performance impact and memory requirement differences between WLS 32-bit and 64-bit?


This depends on what the application requirements are. If you need a large heap size, then 64-bit WLS is probably the right option. With smaller heaps, 64-bit WLS running with 64-bit JVMs are likely to run somewhat slower (certainly don't expect them to be faster) than 32-bit JVMs, but it may not be very noticeable depending on the application.

Are there any benchmarks published for 64-bit WLS?


We do not have any standard benchmarks published for 64-bit WLS as it depends on application-related factors which are unique to each environment.

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