Welcome to JavaPolis 2007!
Overall Presentation Goal
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What Is GlassFish?
What Is GlassFish? (Ctd.)
GlassFish Adoption
GlassFish around you
GlassFish around you
GlassFish around you
GlassFish around you
Timeline of Project GlassFish
GlassFish in 3 steps
GlassFish v2 for Enterprises
GlassFish v2 for Developers
Web Admin Console
Metro Web Services
Declarative WSIT
Clustering Architecture
Dynamic Clustering and Data Replication
Clustering in GlassFish v2
Memory Replication
Memory Replication
HTTP Session State Failover
HTTP Session State Failover
HTTP Session State Failover
HTTP Session State Failover
Performance - SPECjAppServer
(Some) Distributions & Contributors
Tools Support
Frameworks and Applications
GlassFish Support
GlassFish in 3 steps
GlassFish in 3 steps
Java EE 6 - JSR 316
DEMO
GlassFish v3
FOSS Middleware Components
The SailFin Project
Resources
GlassFish has a plan to prevail.
Step 1: care about developers.
Step 2: care about developers and surpass the competition.
Step 3: care about developers and be different.
The first part was all about supporting Java EE 5 in a fully open source application server back in 2006. The second step was in the fall of 2007 with the release of the top performing product with full out-of-the-box clustering and support for multiple Web 2.0 technologies (AJAX, Ruby on Rails, ...). You no longer need to chose between open source and enterprise features and performance. We're now in the middle of delivering on step 3 with a highly modular, fast and light architecture aligned with the Java EE 6 themes. So what's next? You tell us! You help us!
This session will cover GlassFish v2, its clustering capabilities, Metro web services stack with .Net interoperability, Web tier (Grizzly, Comet, jMaki, ...), tools support, and administration features. It will then get into ongoing work for GlassFish v3. Finally it will give an overview of the much broader GlassFish community with telco, identity, directory, MQ, integration, database, social, and other software.
Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine is a GlassFish evangelist. He has 10 years of customer-facing java experience and is now the two-way link between the core GlassFish developers and the broader community which involves presenting in various conferences around the world. Alexis is an editor of 'The Aquarium' blog and a reviewer and translator of various Java and XML books. Alexis lives in Paris, France.
