It sounds like you may have:
a. One wire that is always hot (black)
b. One wire that is hot when the wall switch is on (black)
c. One wire (black) that goes from the ceiling box to the outlets as their hot feed
d. Two brown wires that are your neutrals (used to be white), one incoming and one leading to the outlets

I would verify this with a volt-ohm meter, and if it, or something like it, is true:
1. Connect the neutrals together along with the white (neutral) from the new light
2. Connect the switch-controlled hot to the black (hot) from the new light
3. Connect the always-hot black to the black wire to the outlets.
4. Turn the power back on, see if the switch controls the light and make sure you get proper voltage at the outlets with the switch on or off.

Thanks Randy.
I must have shortecircuited one wire, because all of a sudden, I was left with only one wire that's always hot.
I got a combination that both works the ceiling lamp and the outlets though.
Thanks again, couldn't have done it without you!