• Jan
    30
    2009

    GlassFish – WorkList Management

    Usually a business process cannot work without a form of interaction. This can be a human interaction of perhaps an application dependency.
    For this functionality a Worklist Manager (WLM) SE can work closely with a BPEL SE to execute tasks which allow interaction to be performed.
    The WorkList Manager is a separate component and has no direct [...]

    posted in GlassFish ESB by Thijs Volders

  • Jan
    30
    2009

    GlassFish – BPEL Service Engine

    A BPEL Service Engine is available for OpenESB and GlassFish ESB. This JSR 208-compliant JBI Service Engine (SE) enables deployment of BPEL processes in the ESB. Next to full JBI compliance the BPEL SE is also WS-BPEL 2.0 compliant.
    A BPEL process can be included in a composite application. A composite application consists of one or [...]

    posted in GlassFish ESB by Thijs Volders

  • Jan
    28
    2009

    GlassFish – Metro

    Metro is a webservice framework which allows developers to create webservice solutions. Sun calls it the one-stop shop for webservice development. The main component in Metro is its JAX-WS reference implementation.
    Version 1.2 of Metro supports JAX-WS 2.0, WS-I Basic, WS-Attachment, Simple SOAP Binding Profile 1.0 and other standards. Metro also supports WSIT (Webservice Interoperability Technology) [...]

    posted in GlassFish ESB by Thijs Volders

  • Jan
    27
    2009

    GlassFish – Grizzly

    Grizzly is a multi-protocol (HTTP, UDP, etc) framework based on the Java NIO API.  The Java NIO API was introduced in Java SE 1.4.
    NIO has (in retrospect to the  traditional IO API) improved buffer management, file I/O, regular expression support and more. Sun positions this API as an extension to the traditional IO API.
    One of [...]

    posted in GlassFish Application Server, GlassFish ESB by Thijs Volders

  • Jan
    26
    2009

    GlassFish – What is OpenESB?

    In a series of posts which give a high-level overview of the features the GlassFish stack has to offer this one will kick-off with OpenESB.
    OpenESB is a runtime available for the GlassFish application server.
    JBI
    OpenESB is a Java Business Integration (JBI, JSR-208) based ESB implementation. JBI consists of is a fully pluggable architecture in which different [...]

    posted in GlassFish ESB by Thijs Volders

 


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