| JBoss application server is a free and open source product. | WebLogic application server is developed by Oracle. |
| Latest version of JBoss server supports Java EE 6 Web Profile. | But the latest release of WebLogic server only supports Java EE 5. |
| But since JBoss is dependent on Tomcat Server, this is not possible in JBoss. | You can change console requirements depending on the requirements in WebLogic, as Self Console 7001 is included. |
| While Ant alone could be used for deployment in JBoss, and it is very quick and easy. | Multiple ways of deployment is possible in Web Logic. |
| Configuration and administration is pretty simple in JBoss, but a UI is not provided. | WebLogic is an expensive product, it has several features that are not provided in JBoss. For example, WebLogic’s web-based administrator console can be used for the configuration of JMS, Data Sources, and security settings, etc. |
| Clustering is supported only for some of the features in JBoss. Whereas, JBoss does not offers JMS clustering. | While, clustering is supported for all the APIs in WebLogic. WebLogic offers JMS clustering. |
| But database connectivity is available in JBoss only through jca-jdbc wrappers, which means that sometimes the programmer has to write his own code. | Standard JDBC API is used for database connectivity in WebLogic. |
