I believe that GlassFish is putting together the best WebServices stack and doing our share in"competition is good for the customer"; check out these:• Open...
I believe that GlassFish is putting together the best WebServices stack and doing our share in"competition is good for the customer"; check out these:• Open Source, Free, Enterprise-Quality [1],[2]• Support for the latest specs [1] and [2] integrated in Java EE 5[3]• Support for non-textual encodings [1].• Great performance and even better performance in the works [1].• Working on Interop with Microsoft interoperability [1].Doug is Encouraging Contributions.The first step...
I believe that GlassFish is putting together the best WebServices stack and doing our share in"competition is good for the customer"; check out these:• Open Source, Free, Enterprise-Quality...
Alexander writes that there is too much manual work involved in theREST support in JAX-WSand suggests that maybe the right approach would have been to provide...
Alexander writes that there is too much manual work involved in theREST support in JAX-WSand suggests that maybe the right approach would have been to provide direct supportfor theHTTP binding in WSDL 1.1.Marc reply points toproblems with that approachand argues that REST might be best supported throughother description languages, likeWADL.Also see these other entries on REST:[1],[2],[3].And I'm reposting Marc's reply to this blog entry for...
Alexander writes that there is too much manual work involved in theREST support in JAX-WSand suggests that maybe the right approach would have been to provide direct supportfor theHTTP binding in WSDL...
The Implementation of XML Web Services Security is undergoing a substantial rewrite toimprove its performance and add new features.The new implementation first...
The Implementation of XML Web Services Security is undergoing a substantial rewrite toimprove its performance and add new features.The new implementation first showed inJWSDP 2.0and it is now part of theGlassFishbuilds andJava EE 5 SDK beta.Venu is a key contributor to the implementation;he wrote briefly aboutfeatures,and now talks abouthow to activate the WSS optimizations.WebServicesSecurity, WSS,GlassFish,WebServices
The Implementation of XML Web Services Security is undergoing a substantial rewrite toimprove its performance and add new features.The new implementation first showed inJWSDP 2.0and it is now part of...
Last week we promotedb39,in the advanced (non-beta) branch(Announcement,IssueTracker List,Bug List).Altogether 40 bugs are listed as fixed. Highlights include:•...
Last week we promotedb39,in the advanced (non-beta) branch(Announcement,IssueTracker List,Bug List).Altogether 40 bugs are listed as fixed. Highlights include:• Faster parsing of web.xml and security constraints can be applied to all web-app • ADF JSF library nowworks on GlassFish • Servlet 2.5 features (ex: getContextPath()) • Improved performance for Grizzly static File Cache. • Implementation of latest changes to JAXWS, JSR109 spec (addition of new MTOM binding types) • In...
Last week we promotedb39,in the advanced (non-beta) branch(Announcement,IssueTracker List,Bug List).Altogether 40 bugs are listed as fixed. Highlights include:• Faster parsing of web.xml and security...
Nicola had a problem: his XML Schema usedAll-Caps element names but he reallywanted JAXB classes that followed the Java Naming convention.So, he wrote a very...
Nicola had a problem: his XML Schema usedAll-Caps element names but he reallywanted JAXB classes that followed the Java Naming convention.So, he wrote a very simple plug-in for it,which Kohsuke is now going to add toJAXB Commons,joining the Fluent (or MethodChaining) API plugin.Check some more details in Kohsuke'sblog entry.PlugIns,GlassFish,JAXB
Nicola had a problem: his XML Schema usedAll-Caps element names but he reallywanted JAXB classes that followed the Java Naming convention.So, he wrote a very simple plug-in for it,which Kohsuke is now...
Satish, Nazrul and Marina have written a pretty extensive 3-part article on managing and monitoring JAX-WS 2.0 web services in GlassFish. The article covers...
Satish, Nazrul and Marina have written a pretty extensive 3-part article on managing and monitoring JAX-WS 2.0 web services in GlassFish. The article covers deployment and publication of services, debugging, testing, call-flow analysis, security and auditing.JAX-WS,Management,GlassFish
Satish, Nazrul and Marina have written a pretty extensive 3-part article on managing and monitoring JAX-WS 2.0 web services in GlassFish. The article covers deployment and publication of services,...
One of the roles of theJava WSDPis that of "extending" the WS and XML functionality of containers, bridging between "older"and "newer" sets of...
One of the roles of theJava WSDPis that of "extending" the WS and XML functionality of containers, bridging between "older"and "newer" sets of functionality.When JWSDP 2.0 is installed on Tomcat or SJS AS 8.2, it adds the (early access)implementations of JAXB 2.0 and JAX-WS 2.0.Since these two specs are already in GlassFish/SJS AS 9.0,installing JWSDP 2.0 on these containers does not provide any improvements on that front,but, they do add support for JAX-WSA, and in a future...
One of the roles of theJava WSDPis that of "extending" the WS and XML functionality of containers, bridging between "older"and "newer" sets of functionality.When JWSDP 2.0 is installed on Tomcat or...
Binu describeshow to tune your JVMfor optimal server-side performance in tests likeXMLTest.He says:At the minimum, use these on 32-bit Windows: -server -Xmx...
Binu describeshow to tune your JVMfor optimal server-side performance in tests likeXMLTest.He says:At the minimum, use these on 32-bit Windows: -server -Xmx -XX:+UseParallelGCOther useful documents areGarbage Collector Ergonomics,andErgonomics in the 5.0 Java Virtual Machine.GC, Ergonomics, XMLParsing,GlassFish
Binu describeshow to tune your JVMfor optimal server-side performance in tests likeXMLTest.He says:At the minimum, use these on 32-bit Windows: -server -Xmx -XX:+UseParallelGCOther useful documents...
Danny has beenplaying with Web Services in Mustang,using the same JAX-WS and JAXB we have in GlassFish.But Mustang also has the built-inHTTP Server, so he can...
Danny has beenplaying with Web Services in Mustang,using the same JAX-WS and JAXB we have in GlassFish.But Mustang also has the built-inHTTP Server, so he can publish programatically as:import javax.xml.ws.Endpoint; ... Endpoint.publish( "http://localhost:8080/ws-tmi/adderupperer", new NumberAdderUpperer ()); And in the new world of JAX-WS (at Mustang or at GlassFish) there areNo Config.XML Files!GlassFish,Mustang,JAX-WS,WebServices
Danny has beenplaying with Web Services in Mustang,using the same JAX-WS and JAXB we have in GlassFish.But Mustang also has the built-inHTTP Server, so he can publish programatically...
