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More Metro Adoption - JBoss, Oracle, IBM

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Metro, the GlassFish Web Services stack (Metro) continues to gain adoption. Jitu reports its presence in the JDK used in WAS 7.0 (open beta). Previous reports include JBoss 5.0 and Oracle (nee BEA) WebLogic Server.

This is not surprising: the performace of Metro is very good (see, for instance, yesterday's testimonial), its interoperability is outstanding, it's Flexible Architecture supports multiple Encodings and Transports, includes REST suport via Jersey, the licenses (GPLv2+CDDL) are very usable, it has a Growing Community and great Tool Support in NB 6.1 and is an Award-Winner.

Metro is directly available in the enterprise-ready GlassFish v2 as well as in the modular GFv3, as well as in Sun's JDK. And, if you really insist, we even show you how to Install it on Tomcat :-)

GlassFish: The Aquarium

List of current prospects and customers running SOA on Cross plaform - ASHotPluggability - ASENG-WIKI

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Creating a combined Flex/Java project in Flex Builder w/o LCDS/BlazeDS : Mihai CORLAN

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Setting up WebSphere ESB to Consume Messages from JBoss

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In Relation To... WebSphere Running Seam's JEE5 Booking Example

I think it's important to mention in the Configuration file changes section that the EjbSynchronizations EJB is part of the Seam framework and not the Hotel Booking sample. Why is that important? Because it means that:

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Jonathan Campbell's Blog: Top Java 5 EE Servers Compared

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中间件与应用服务器应用状况研究报告_QQread.com

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Jonathan Campbell's Blog: Top Java 5 EE Servers Compared

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JBossWiki : UsingWebSphereMQSeriesWithJBossASPartI

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JBoss vs. WebSphere Application Development

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Migrate to GlassFish!

Migration Homepage

The Migration Tool for GlassFish/SJS Application Server has been available for some time now. What Sekhar is announcing is the Open Sourcing of that tool which is GlassFish-specific and picks up where the AVK (Java EE 5 only) left off.

The new homepage for this migration tool is https://migrate2glassfish.dev.java.net/.

Other resources include Overview, FAQ, and Documentation.

The tool currently does not support the latest and greatest versions of application servers, but that's not very important given it is meant to help people move their older applications over to GlassFish. Finally, just like the AVK, this is "just a tool", so while it can save you some precious time, it probably cannot claim 100% effectiveness.

GlassFish: The Aquarium

JBoss, Geronimo, or Tomcat? - Java World

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IBM - Featured documents for Apache Geronimo

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JBoss vs WebSphere: A Difference in Philosophies

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Adam Bien's Weblog : The End of Commercial Java EE 5 Appservers?

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Deploying Java Web Services

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Deploying Java Web Services

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Views on the Industry: glassfish v. jboss?

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JBoss - WebSphere Application Infrastructure Technical Sales - w3ki

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JBoss.com - Wiki - UsingWebSphereMQSeriesWithJBossASPart4

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Enterprise Java Community: Understanding J2EE Application Server Class Loading Architectures

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WebSphere migrations: Migrate from JBoss to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition

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Deploying J2EE Applications on JBoss, Weblogic, Tomcat, Websphere, SunOne Applicaiton Servers

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jKool J2EE Performance Monitoring Solution - Nastel Technologies, Inc.

SOAやJava EEベースの環境においてリアルタイムにトランザクションをトラッキングするためのツール。対応しているWebアプリケーションサーバはWebSphere、WebLogic、JBossの3つ

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Musings of a Software Development Manager » Blog Archive » Half Use Websphere and No One By Choice

Half Use Websphere and No One By Choice

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Musings of a Software Development Manager » Blog Archive » Half Use Websphere and No One By Choice

Half Use Websphere and No One By Choice

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Using JCA

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Application Monitoring With Applications Manager

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Bistro!: While Oracle contemplates IBM going after JBoss, GlassFish delivers (and the winner is the developer)

While Oracle contemplates IBM going after JBoss, GlassFish delivers (and the winner is the developer)

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Bistro!: While Oracle contemplates IBM going after JBoss, GlassFish delivers (and the winner is the developer)

While Oracle contemplates IBM going after JBoss, GlassFish delivers (and the winner is the developer)

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IBM takes aim at JBoss

IBM takes aim at JBoss

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JBoss.com - Wiki - UsingWebSphereMQSeriesWithJBossASPart3

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Adobe LiveCycle Install Guides

The Adobe LiveCycle install guides (pdf).

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Deployment Guide for Java Cover

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J2EE and SQL Server: Making a JDBC Connection

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BZ Research on Java EE Market Share Data

Very impressive 20% of market share for Sun Glassfish when Websphere has 37%, JBoss 37% and BEA 27%. Note that the sum is > 100% because organizations have more than one product in house.

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