4 posts tagged “glassfish”
[sun tech day]
Open Source is
- Freedom to redistribute
- Source Code
- Freedom to create derived works
- Integrity or authors
- No discrimination against persons
- No discrimination against purpose
Licence Categories
- A. Attribution BSD
- B. Derivatives may be licenced differently CDDL, MOZIILLA
- C. Derivatives must be shared GPL
Open Source is everywhere
- 800,000 open source developers
- Average experience 11
- Average age 30
- 87% of US companies use open source
- IDC says its "the most significent software trend since 80's"
- Its use is now insisted on by Brazilian and German governments
glassfish.dev.java.net
[Sun Tech Day 2]
Sun Java DB is
- Apache Derby
- Bundled in JDK 6
- 10.2.2
- JDBC
- SQL 92/99/2003
- Used in 100 IBM projects
- Used by GlassFish
- Supported in NetBeans
- Any hardware, any OS, any vendor
- Common binary for all OS
- Can run in same JVM as your application
- Just one 2M JAR (600k download)
- (Auto)Start and Stop from inside your app
- Requires physical 16M and heap of 4M
- DRDA v3 opengroup.org compliant
- Transactions
- Triggers can send email
- Procedures SQL standard part 13
- Caching
- Backup
- Encryption
- LDAP
- Grant/Revoke
DataStore
- FileSystem
- JAR (Readonly)
- Memory (alpha)
Tools
- IJ - works with any JDBC db
- DBLOOK
- SQUIRREL
[Sun Tech Day 2]
JEE5
- JAX-WS 2.0
- EJB 3.0
- JAXB 2.0
- JSF 1.2
- JSP 2.1
- STAX
- Java Objects with Anotations
- JSF-Extensions
GlassFish
- JEE5 standard implementation
- CDDL
- GPL
blogs.sun.com/theaquarium
See also
- grizzly
- jRubyOnRails
- JBI
- Project Tango
Sun Web Developer Pack (SWDP) is a new integrated toolkit from Sun Microsystems that consists of a collection of Web 2.0 technologies that enable next generation Web application development.
The toolkit consists of binaries, tutorial, documentation, samples (including source) to build your Web 2.0 applications and deploy them on industry-grade containers.
It includes support for building rich user interface using Ajax technologies with Project jMaki & Project Dynamic Faces, light-weight Web services with Atom / REST APIs / WADL and server side scripting with Project Phobos.