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PEtALS ESB 2.2 is out
PEtALS ESB 2.2 is finally out some weeks late...
This kernel version is distributed as Standalone and Quickstart distribution.
As a reminder, if you are new to PEtALS you should choose to download the Quickstart distribution.
This distribution comes with the new embedded WebConsole (1.2) Management and Monitoring tool which is launched at PEtALS startup so you do not need to deploy the web application in an external web application server such as Tomcat. Just look at http://localhost:7878 !
You will also find some simple integration usecases in this package, all is fully explained in the Quickstart documentation.
We have also released a new Component Development Kit (CDK 4.0). With this CDK, you will be able to create powerful JBI compliant components (Service Engine or Binding Component) with one or two classes...
The SOAP, FileTransfer, XSLT and EIP components have been updated to the CDK 4.0.
An Eclipse plugin based on new JBI descriptors is coming in the next weeks, so stay tuned!
As main developer of the SOAP Binding Component, I am also happy to announce that I have added REST support in the latest release. I will write a tutorial here in the next days.
I am also working on another nice feature around Web Services and Axis2. More information to come...
Cheers,
This kernel version is distributed as Standalone and Quickstart distribution.
As a reminder, if you are new to PEtALS you should choose to download the Quickstart distribution.
This distribution comes with the new embedded WebConsole (1.2) Management and Monitoring tool which is launched at PEtALS startup so you do not need to deploy the web application in an external web application server such as Tomcat. Just look at http://localhost:7878 !
You will also find some simple integration usecases in this package, all is fully explained in the Quickstart documentation.
We have also released a new Component Development Kit (CDK 4.0). With this CDK, you will be able to create powerful JBI compliant components (Service Engine or Binding Component) with one or two classes...
The SOAP, FileTransfer, XSLT and EIP components have been updated to the CDK 4.0.
An Eclipse plugin based on new JBI descriptors is coming in the next weeks, so stay tuned!
As main developer of the SOAP Binding Component, I am also happy to announce that I have added REST support in the latest release. I will write a tutorial here in the next days.
I am also working on another nice feature around Web Services and Axis2. More information to come...
Cheers,
PEtALS ESB 2.2 is out
PEtALS ESB 2.2 is finally out some weeks late...
This kernel version is distributed as Standalone and Quickstart distribution.
As a reminder, if you are new to PEtALS you should choose to download the Quickstart distribution.
This distribution comes with the new embedded WebConsole (1.2) Management and Monitoring tool which is launched at PEtALS startup so you do not need to deploy the web application in an external web application server such as Tomcat. Just look at http://localhost:7878 !
You will also find some simple integration usecases in this package, all is fully explained in the Quickstart documentation.
We have also released a new Component Development Kit (CDK 4.0). With this CDK, you will be able to create powerful JBI compliant components (Service Engine or Binding Component) with one or two classes...
The SOAP, FileTransfer, XSLT and EIP components have been updated to the CDK 4.0.
An Eclipse plugin based on new JBI descriptors is coming in the next weeks, so stay tuned!
As main developer of the SOAP Binding Component, I am also happy to announce that I have added REST support in the latest release. I will write a tutorial here in the next days.
I am also working on another nice feature around Web Services and Axis2. More information to come...
Cheers,
This kernel version is distributed as Standalone and Quickstart distribution.
As a reminder, if you are new to PEtALS you should choose to download the Quickstart distribution.
This distribution comes with the new embedded WebConsole (1.2) Management and Monitoring tool which is launched at PEtALS startup so you do not need to deploy the web application in an external web application server such as Tomcat. Just look at http://localhost:7878 !
You will also find some simple integration usecases in this package, all is fully explained in the Quickstart documentation.
We have also released a new Component Development Kit (CDK 4.0). With this CDK, you will be able to create powerful JBI compliant components (Service Engine or Binding Component) with one or two classes...
The SOAP, FileTransfer, XSLT and EIP components have been updated to the CDK 4.0.
An Eclipse plugin based on new JBI descriptors is coming in the next weeks, so stay tuned!
As main developer of the SOAP Binding Component, I am also happy to announce that I have added REST support in the latest release. I will write a tutorial here in the next days.
I am also working on another nice feature around Web Services and Axis2. More information to come...
Cheers,
PEtALS community news - May
PEtALS news #1, 2007 May 16th
The PEtALS community is growing. Thanks to everyone for the interest you give to the project. Here is the first newsletter dedicated to this great project...
Releases and more
Core release 1.3 has been delayed and is now planned by the end of the month. Finally, we will release what we call a PEtALS Pack. This pack includes all the latest stable versions of PEtALS modules.
We have especially worked on :
New fractal (A component framework) architecture
Add static JNDI configuration : You can now define you PEtALS network topology
Lot of refactoring
Stability and bug fixes
A new component is available on the objectweb forge : The FTP binding component.
CDK 1.3 has been released on April the 25th 2007. It includes new configuration features through JMX during component installation.
Main developments
Marie Sauvage (eBM WebSourcing) is working on the next version of the web administration tool. It will include lot of features to manage and administrate all the platform through a nice interface.
Nicolas Salatge (eBM WebSourcing) who has joined the developers team since a couple of months, has just completed the new PEtALS 'Fractalization'. Most of PEtALS modules are now Fractal components.
Dong Zhao has developped an OSGI version of PEtALS. This will allow to run PEtALS on any OSGI implementation (JOnAS5 and more...)
An eclipse plugin is under validation process. It will be available soon.
We are improving the CDK features again and again
- Guillaume Decarnin (Openwide) is working on csv, xquare and forward components. These components will be soon based on the new CDK.
Documentation
Each module will soon have its own mini site (maven generated) in replacement of the wiki pages which are a little boring...
We are also working on a new user guide based on DocBook tools.
Others
A flash version of the travel agency demo of available here.
Artefacts are now available to the maven community on the objectweb maven repository http://maven.objectweb.org
Please do not hesitate to send your comments, ideas, and more...
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PEtALS Azalee Pack
The PEtALS Azalée Pack is finally out. It includes all the latest stable versions of project artefacts.
You can download it here and get release note here.
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You can download it here and get release note here.
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Road to PEtALS 2.0
PEtALS 2.0 is on the way. The beta version will be out in few weeks with cool features :
- Eclipse plugin for development, test and integration
- Multi-transporter with Dream for synchronous communication and Joram for asynchronous communication
- RMI client for direct access to the bus API
- UDDI registry Service Engine
- EIP Service Engine
- Enhanced SOAP Binding Component
- Component Development Kit 2.0
- JBOSS integration
- Failure management / load balancing
- Large deployment with Fractal Deployment Framework
- Performance optimisations
- Enhancements in monitoring tool
- New docbook documentation
PEtALS last week releases
We have done some releases last week :
1. petals-standalone 1.4 :
- Integration of a faster message transporter (Dream based)
- Load balancing
- Robustness
- and of course several bug fixes and code optimization
2. petals-component-framework 2.0 :
- This framework replaces the Component Development Kit (also known as CDK). It allows developers to quickly create powerful JBI components.
3. petals-bc-soap 2.0 :
- Based on the petals-component-framework.
- WS security
- WS notification
Zip archives and documentation are available for download on the PEtALS downloads page.
1. petals-standalone 1.4 :
- Integration of a faster message transporter (Dream based)
- Load balancing
- Robustness
- and of course several bug fixes and code optimization
2. petals-component-framework 2.0 :
- This framework replaces the Component Development Kit (also known as CDK). It allows developers to quickly create powerful JBI components.
3. petals-bc-soap 2.0 :
- Based on the petals-component-framework.
- WS security
- WS notification
Zip archives and documentation are available for download on the PEtALS downloads page.
PEtALS PACK 2.0
Friday (evening) September 28th 2007
PEtALS ESB 2.0 is finally out!
It is released at the same time as a 'pack' including all new/compatible modules which have been developed since months.
These modules are :
PEtALS ESB 2.0 is finally out!
It is released at the same time as a 'pack' including all new/compatible modules which have been developed since months.
These modules are :
- The PEtALS kernel 2.0
- A new Web Console for monitoring and administration
- The Component Development Kit 3.0 : Library and tools for easily and rapidly create JBI compliant components.
- A collection of JBI compliant components (including new ones like XMPP, HTTP binding components, EIP, RMI Service Engines)
- An Eclipse plugin for JBI artifacts development and administration
- Docbook based documentation
- Brand new website & logo
Installing SVN Client on Mac OSX
I am happy to see that Fink (http://finkproject.org/) is no more needed to easily install a Subversion client on Mac OSX. A client has been packaged by this guy Martin Ott (http://homepage.mac.com/martinott/).
Installation done by clicking on the package...
I am also happy to see that there is a Subversion GUI client for OSX. Working with terminal is cool but sometimes clicking on the mouse is not so bad...
You can found this client on 'La chose interactive' website (http://www.lachoseinteractive.net/fr/communaute/subversion/).
CIMERO2 Editor for PEtALS ESB
The CIMERO2 editor is an Eclipse plugin originally developed by Bull. This plugin provides features to create a visual representation of your Enterprise Service Bus based architecture. After the design step, the plugin offers the possibility to generate the JBI artifacts (Service Assemblies), and the Ant deployment scripts which will be used to deploy the configuration on the ESB.
We, at eBM WebSourcing, are currently working on better integration of the PEtALS JBI components. You can find a Flash demonstration on how we you can use this plugin on the PEtALS project website demonstration page.
Finally, it is good to notice that this plugin is currently under integration into the Eclipse SOA Tools Platform project (Eclipse STP).
PEtALS Standalone 1.4.3
PEtALS Standalone platform 1.4.3 is out. This is a maintenance release.
Look at the release notes for more details.
Look at the release notes for more details.
Going to JavaPolis 07
See you next week JavaPolis '07 on the OW2 Consortium booth to talk about and make some 'demos' of the PEtALS Enterprise Service Bus project.
Too many open files IOException with large number of Axis2 Servic
This is a problem we met in the PEtALS SOAP Binding Component with large number of Axis2 Service Clients.
In this case, this error happens when too many sockets are open ant are waiting to be closed. Even if I have found some JIRAs about this problem and possible solutions, the only one which work for us is to cleanup the connection after each service call.
It is done like this :
After 10 minutes test with 200 threads creating 'one shot ' ServiceClient and almost 275000 service calls, all worked fine.
In this case, this error happens when too many sockets are open ant are waiting to be closed. Even if I have found some JIRAs about this problem and possible solutions, the only one which work for us is to cleanup the connection after each service call.
It is done like this :
| ... ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(null, service); Options options = new Options(); ... options.setCallTransportCleanup(true); client.setOptions(options);
OMElement outBodyElement = null; try { outBodyElement = serviceClient.sendReceive(soapAction, inBodyElement); } catch (AxisFault e) { throw e; } |
After 10 minutes test with 200 threads creating 'one shot ' ServiceClient and almost 275000 service calls, all worked fine.
PEtALS QuickStart 2.1.1
The PEtALS Team is pleased to announce the release of PEtALS Quickstart 2.1.1. This distribution comes with the latest petals-kernel, and provide the latest WebConsole as embedded service.
This distribution also comes with the brand new JBI Component Development Kit and updated JBI Components.
More details in the release notes.
This distribution also comes with the brand new JBI Component Development Kit and updated JBI Components.
More details in the release notes.
PEtALS on Ohloh.net
PEtALS project is now available on ohloh.net.
Ohloh is an open source network that connects people through the software they create and use.
This collaborative website provides tons of statistics on PEtALS source code, users, developers... Please visit the PEtALS page on ohloh.net.
Ohloh is an open source network that connects people through the software they create and use.
This collaborative website provides tons of statistics on PEtALS source code, users, developers... Please visit the PEtALS page on ohloh.net.
PEtALS Certified by SUN Microsystems
It seems that I have forgotten to publish this blog entry, so...
PEtALS 2.1.1.1 Quickstart distribution has been officially JBI certified by SUN Microsystems .
This petals-kernel-2.1.1 based distribution has successfully passed the JBI compatibility test suite (JBI TCK). In other words it means that PEtALS is a complete JSR 208 implementation...
Thanks to all developers and contributors !
PEtALS 2.1.1.1 Quickstart distribution has been officially JBI certified by SUN Microsystems .
This petals-kernel-2.1.1 based distribution has successfully passed the JBI compatibility test suite (JBI TCK). In other words it means that PEtALS is a complete JSR 208 implementation...
Thanks to all developers and contributors !
PEtALS Certified by SUN Microsystems
It seems that I have forgotten to publish this blog entry, so...
PEtALS 2.1.1.1 Quickstart distribution has been officially JBI certified by SUN Microsystems .
This petals-kernel-2.1.1 based distribution has successfully passed the JBI compatibility test suite (JBI TCK). In other words it means that PEtALS is a complete JSR 208 implementation...
Thanks to all developers and contributors !
PEtALS 2.1.1.1 Quickstart distribution has been officially JBI certified by SUN Microsystems .
This petals-kernel-2.1.1 based distribution has successfully passed the JBI compatibility test suite (JBI TCK). In other words it means that PEtALS is a complete JSR 208 implementation...
Thanks to all developers and contributors !
PEtALS Certified by SUN Microsystems
It seems that I have forgotten to publish this blog entry, so...
PEtALS 2.1.1.1 Quickstart distribution has been officially JBI certified by SUN Microsystems .
This petals-kernel-2.1.1 based distribution has successfully passed the JBI compatibility test suite (JBI TCK). In other words it means that PEtALS is a complete JSR 208 implementation...
Thanks to all developers and contributors !
PEtALS 2.1.1.1 Quickstart distribution has been officially JBI certified by SUN Microsystems .
This petals-kernel-2.1.1 based distribution has successfully passed the JBI compatibility test suite (JBI TCK). In other words it means that PEtALS is a complete JSR 208 implementation...
Thanks to all developers and contributors !
PEtALS on Ohloh.net
PEtALS project is now available on ohloh.net.
Ohloh is an open source network that connects people through the software they create and use.
This collaborative website provides tons of statistics on PEtALS source code, users, developers... Please visit the PEtALS page on ohloh.net.
Ohloh is an open source network that connects people through the software they create and use.
This collaborative website provides tons of statistics on PEtALS source code, users, developers... Please visit the PEtALS page on ohloh.net.
PEtALS on Ohloh.net
PEtALS project is now available on ohloh.net.
Ohloh is an open source network that connects people through the software they create and use.
This collaborative website provides tons of statistics on PEtALS source code, users, developers... Please visit the PEtALS page on ohloh.net.
Ohloh is an open source network that connects people through the software they create and use.
This collaborative website provides tons of statistics on PEtALS source code, users, developers... Please visit the PEtALS page on ohloh.net.
PEtALS QuickStart 2.1.1
The PEtALS Team is pleased to announce the release of PEtALS Quickstart 2.1.1. This distribution comes with the latest petals-kernel, and provide the latest WebConsole as embedded service.
This distribution also comes with the brand new JBI Component Development Kit and updated JBI Components.
More details in the release notes.
This distribution also comes with the brand new JBI Component Development Kit and updated JBI Components.
More details in the release notes.
PEtALS QuickStart 2.1.1
The PEtALS Team is pleased to announce the release of PEtALS Quickstart 2.1.1. This distribution comes with the latest petals-kernel, and provide the latest WebConsole as embedded service.
This distribution also comes with the brand new JBI Component Development Kit and updated JBI Components.
More details in the release notes.
This distribution also comes with the brand new JBI Component Development Kit and updated JBI Components.
More details in the release notes.
Too many open files IOException with large number of Axis2 Servic
This is a problem we met in the PEtALS SOAP Binding Component with large number of Axis2 Service Clients.
In this case, this error happens when too many sockets are open ant are waiting to be closed. Even if I have found some JIRAs about this problem and possible solutions, the only one which work for us is to cleanup the connection after each service call.
It is done like this :
After 10 minutes test with 200 threads creating 'one shot ' ServiceClient and almost 275000 service calls, all worked fine.
In this case, this error happens when too many sockets are open ant are waiting to be closed. Even if I have found some JIRAs about this problem and possible solutions, the only one which work for us is to cleanup the connection after each service call.
It is done like this :
| ... ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(null, service); Options options = new Options(); ... options.setCallTransportCleanup(true); client.setOptions(options);
OMElement outBodyElement = null; try { outBodyElement = serviceClient.sendReceive(soapAction, inBodyElement); } catch (AxisFault e) { throw e; } |
After 10 minutes test with 200 threads creating 'one shot ' ServiceClient and almost 275000 service calls, all worked fine.
Too many open files IOException with large number of Axis2 Servic
This is a problem we met in the PEtALS SOAP Binding Component with large number of Axis2 Service Clients.
In this case, this error happens when too many sockets are open ant are waiting to be closed. Even if I have found some JIRAs about this problem and possible solutions, the only one which work for us is to cleanup the connection after each service call.
It is done like this :
After 10 minutes test with 200 threads creating 'one shot ' ServiceClient and almost 275000 service calls, all worked fine.
In this case, this error happens when too many sockets are open ant are waiting to be closed. Even if I have found some JIRAs about this problem and possible solutions, the only one which work for us is to cleanup the connection after each service call.
It is done like this :
| ... ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(null, service); Options options = new Options(); ... options.setCallTransportCleanup(true); client.setOptions(options);
OMElement outBodyElement = null; try { outBodyElement = serviceClient.sendReceive(soapAction, inBodyElement); } catch (AxisFault e) { throw e; } |
After 10 minutes test with 200 threads creating 'one shot ' ServiceClient and almost 275000 service calls, all worked fine.
Going to JavaPolis 07
See you next week JavaPolis '07 on the OW2 Consortium booth to talk about and make some 'demos' of the PEtALS Enterprise Service Bus project.
Going to JavaPolis 07
See you next week JavaPolis '07 on the OW2 Consortium booth to talk about and make some 'demos' of the PEtALS Enterprise Service Bus project.
PEtALS Standalone 1.4.3
PEtALS Standalone platform 1.4.3 is out. This is a maintenance release.
Look at the release notes for more details.
Look at the release notes for more details.
PEtALS Standalone 1.4.3
PEtALS Standalone platform 1.4.3 is out. This is a maintenance release.
Look at the release notes for more details.
Look at the release notes for more details.
CIMERO2 Editor for PEtALS ESB
The CIMERO2 editor is an Eclipse plugin originally developed by Bull. This plugin provides features to create a visual representation of your Enterprise Service Bus based architecture. After the design step, the plugin offers the possibility to generate the JBI artifacts (Service Assemblies), and the Ant deployment scripts which will be used to deploy the configuration on the ESB.
We, at eBM WebSourcing, are currently working on better integration of the PEtALS JBI components. You can find a Flash demonstration on how we you can use this plugin on the PEtALS project website demonstration page.
Finally, it is good to notice that this plugin is currently under integration into the Eclipse SOA Tools Platform project (Eclipse STP).
CIMERO2 Editor for PEtALS ESB
The CIMERO2 editor is an Eclipse plugin originally developed by Bull. This plugin provides features to create a visual representation of your Enterprise Service Bus based architecture. After the design step, the plugin offers the possibility to generate the JBI artifacts (Service Assemblies), and the Ant deployment scripts which will be used to deploy the configuration on the ESB.
We, at eBM WebSourcing, are currently working on better integration of the PEtALS JBI components. You can find a Flash demonstration on how we you can use this plugin on the PEtALS project website demonstration page.
Finally, it is good to notice that this plugin is currently under integration into the Eclipse SOA Tools Platform project (Eclipse STP).
Installing SVN Client on Mac OSX
I am happy to see that Fink (http://finkproject.org/) is no more needed to easily install a Subversion client on Mac OSX. A client has been packaged by this guy Martin Ott (http://homepage.mac.com/martinott/).
Installation done by clicking on the package...
I am also happy to see that there is a Subversion GUI client for OSX. Working with terminal is cool but sometimes clicking on the mouse is not so bad...
You can found this client on 'La chose interactive' website (http://www.lachoseinteractive.net/fr/communaute/subversion/).
Installing SVN Client on Mac OSX
I am happy to see that Fink (http://finkproject.org/) is no more needed to easily install a Subversion client on Mac OSX. A client has been packaged by this guy Martin Ott (http://homepage.mac.com/martinott/).
Installation done by clicking on the package...
I am also happy to see that there is a Subversion GUI client for OSX. Working with terminal is cool but sometimes clicking on the mouse is not so bad...
You can found this client on 'La chose interactive' website (http://www.lachoseinteractive.net/fr/communaute/subversion/).
PEtALS PACK 2.0
Friday (evening) September 28th 2007
PEtALS ESB 2.0 is finally out!
It is released at the same time as a 'pack' including all new/compatible modules which have been developed since months.
These modules are :
PEtALS ESB 2.0 is finally out!
It is released at the same time as a 'pack' including all new/compatible modules which have been developed since months.
These modules are :
- The PEtALS kernel 2.0
- A new Web Console for monitoring and administration
- The Component Development Kit 3.0 : Library and tools for easily and rapidly create JBI compliant components.
- A collection of JBI compliant components (including new ones like XMPP, HTTP binding components, EIP, RMI Service Engines)
- An Eclipse plugin for JBI artifacts development and administration
- Docbook based documentation
- Brand new website & logo
PEtALS PACK 2.0
Friday (evening) September 28th 2007
PEtALS ESB 2.0 is finally out!
It is released at the same time as a 'pack' including all new/compatible modules which have been developed since months.
These modules are :
PEtALS ESB 2.0 is finally out!
It is released at the same time as a 'pack' including all new/compatible modules which have been developed since months.
These modules are :
- The PEtALS kernel 2.0
- A new Web Console for monitoring and administration
- The Component Development Kit 3.0 : Library and tools for easily and rapidly create JBI compliant components.
- A collection of JBI compliant components (including new ones like XMPP, HTTP binding components, EIP, RMI Service Engines)
- An Eclipse plugin for JBI artifacts development and administration
- Docbook based documentation
- Brand new website & logo
PEtALS last week releases
We have done some releases last week :
1. petals-standalone 1.4 :
- Integration of a faster message transporter (Dream based)
- Load balancing
- Robustness
- and of course several bug fixes and code optimization
2. petals-component-framework 2.0 :
- This framework replaces the Component Development Kit (also known as CDK). It allows developers to quickly create powerful JBI components.
3. petals-bc-soap 2.0 :
- Based on the petals-component-framework.
- WS security
- WS notification
Zip archives and documentation are available for download on the PEtALS downloads page.
1. petals-standalone 1.4 :
- Integration of a faster message transporter (Dream based)
- Load balancing
- Robustness
- and of course several bug fixes and code optimization
2. petals-component-framework 2.0 :
- This framework replaces the Component Development Kit (also known as CDK). It allows developers to quickly create powerful JBI components.
3. petals-bc-soap 2.0 :
- Based on the petals-component-framework.
- WS security
- WS notification
Zip archives and documentation are available for download on the PEtALS downloads page.
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