Beyond delivering the greatest possible product, one of the objectives around GlassFish v2 was to reach out to developers, users and community members. We've...
Beyond delivering the greatest possible product, one of the objectives around GlassFish v2 was to reach out to developers, users and community members. We've started doing this through blogging and participation to different Java User Groups and developer events. Expect to see more of that in the future. In fact, starting this month here's a set of GlassFish-related events:• Sun TechDays, Boston (USA) September 11-12• JavaZone, Oslo (Norway) September 12-13• Rails...
Beyond delivering the greatest possible product, one of the objectives around GlassFish v2 was to reach out to developers, users and community members. We've started doing this through blogging and...
Important news from Dirhu:GlassFish v2 RC7 is tonightandOnly Release Stopper Bugs to be Considered!Other fixes will go into the next release:GlassFish v2 UR.So...
Important news from Dirhu:GlassFish v2 RC7 is tonightandOnly Release Stopper Bugs to be Considered!Other fixes will go into the next release:GlassFish v2 UR.So far still on schedule for a release on the 17th.Kind of our own Groundhog Day....we will find out!Added: Now working on RC8;target date is unchanged.
Important news from Dirhu:GlassFish v2 RC7 is tonightandOnly Release Stopper Bugs to be Considered!Other fixes will go into the next release:GlassFish v2 UR.So far still on schedule for a release on...
Everybody wants performance, but people often fail to define "performance". Most people will think of performance as great benchmark results (GlassFish...
Everybody wants performance, but people often fail to define "performance". Most people will think of performance as great benchmark results (GlassFish certainly delivers). Developers would insist on better startup performance.Prashanth has a post entry on the later. It discusses the efforts to bring the startup and shutdown time of GlassFish v2 (single instance or entire cluster) to the best (smallest) possible number. The improvements are broken into modules. Can you guess...
Everybody wants performance, but people often fail to define "performance". Most people will think of performance as great benchmark results (GlassFish certainly delivers). Developers would insist on...
I've written down aGlassFish Roadmap Overview.The releases covered includeGlassFish v1,v2, v2 UR1,SailFin,its yet-unnamed GlassFish companion, andGlassFish...
I've written down aGlassFish Roadmap Overview.The releases covered includeGlassFish v1,v2, v2 UR1,SailFin,its yet-unnamed GlassFish companion, andGlassFish v3.Do note that the schedules on most of these releases are tentativeand some of the releases are uncommitted.Still,I hope that you will find the roadmap useful.
I've written down aGlassFish Roadmap Overview.The releases covered includeGlassFish v1,v2, v2 UR1,SailFin,its yet-unnamed GlassFish companion, andGlassFish v3.Do note that the schedules on most...
In three simple steps, Takaiexplains how to start your JRuby on Rails application using Grizzly 1.6:Step 1: Install JRuby on RailsStep 2: Prepare Rails appStep...
In three simple steps, Takaiexplains how to start your JRuby on Rails application using Grizzly 1.6:Step 1: Install JRuby on RailsStep 2: Prepare Rails appStep 3: Setup JRuby on Rails with Grizzly And that's it!Grizzly 1.6 will beintegrated in GlassFish V3. The currently available v3 build contains Grizzly 1.5 and anEarlier Post shows how toHow to Run jRuby on them.TheJRuby Process Models explains the difference between the processes involved when a Rails application is...
In three simple steps, Takaiexplains how to start your JRuby on Rails application using Grizzly 1.6:Step 1: Install JRuby on RailsStep 2: Prepare Rails appStep 3: Setup JRuby on Rails with Grizzly ...
New GlassFish Geo Map,showing straight-line growth,which is very good for the sleepy months in the summer.New stats: 863840 from 146338 unique IPs;same old...
New GlassFish Geo Map,showing straight-line growth,which is very good for the sleepy months in the summer.New stats: 863840 from 146338 unique IPs;same old caveats: overcount from "fired, but perhaps not used"; undercount from "needs to be connected, needs to fire admin" - undercounts probably win, need better info.Previous report here.Time to look a bit more carefully and also include UpdateCenter information.
New GlassFish Geo Map,showing straight-line growth,which is very good for the sleepy months in the summer.New stats: 863840 from 146338 unique IPs;same old caveats: overcount from "fired, but perhaps...
In arecent interview,David Heinemeier Hansson (creator of Rails) talks about how JRuby bridges the gap between JavaEE and Rails. Here are couple of quotes...
In arecent interview,David Heinemeier Hansson (creator of Rails) talks about how JRuby bridges the gap between JavaEE and Rails. Here are couple of quotes ...JRuby is a great way to open the conversation with enterprises by saying, You don't have to throw out all this "junk" you've accumulated over the years, Ruby is just an incremental piece you can put in. But in some ways, it's sugar coating to get people to really come on board. It's a bridge for getting from one place to...
In arecent interview,David Heinemeier Hansson (creator of Rails) talks about how JRuby bridges the gap between JavaEE and Rails. Here are couple of quotes ...JRuby is a great way to open...
Need an easier way to create new JSF components? Have a look at the JSF Templating project. In his recent article at TheServerSide.COM, Ken provides a nice...
Need an easier way to create new JSF components? Have a look at the JSF Templating project. In his recent article at TheServerSide.COM, Ken provides a nice introduction to the project. As he describes, JSF Templating simplifies component creation using "a template-based Renderer to declaratively define the output of the component."See the article and related discussion thread to learn more.
Need an easier way to create new JSF components? Have a look at the JSF Templating project. In his recent article at TheServerSide.COM, Ken provides a nice introduction to the project. As he...
I am planning to start highlighting some of our regular contributors from around the world.Number 9 (Dick Davies)regularly coversGlassFishandSolarisfrom theUK.I...
I am planning to start highlighting some of our regular contributors from around the world.Number 9 (Dick Davies)regularly coversGlassFishandSolarisfrom theUK.I like his posts, they are useful, very detailed and tie things nicely together.Some of Number 9's blogs on GlassFish include:• Adding SSL Keypairs to Java Keystores• Sharing JVMs Across Zones• Roller on GlassFish• SMF GlassFish on Port 80• DTracing Zoned JVMs• GlassFish in a ZoneCheck out Number 9,specially if you are...
I am planning to start highlighting some of our regular contributors from around the world.Number 9 (Dick Davies)regularly coversGlassFishandSolarisfrom theUK.I like his posts, they are useful, very...
