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Jun222010
Calling a webservice inside JCaps 6
Assume we have a webservice. The first thing to do is to get a copy of the WSDL file of the service. Then inside Netbeans:
Select “File system” and click “Next >”. Locate the WSDL, and accept all default settings by clicking through the whole wizzard. The result:
Implementation
Next, create a new Collaboration Definition (JCD) inside the [...] -
Jun112010
Configure LDAP connection for ESB inside Glassfish
Go to the Glassfish admin console. Look for the ESB node at the side menu
Now configure the connection settings.Now ESB knows where to find LDAP.
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Jun112010
Java CAPS 5 versus CAPS 6
JCAPS 6 uses the JBI runtime environment of OpenESB, which runs on Glassfish.
On the other side JCAPS 6 also uses design time tools inside Netbeans.
All JCaps projects are managed inside a JCaps repository. Netbeans gives support
regarding the JCaps repository and Service environments, where all the integration magic happens.
OpenESB is the umbrella project that takes the [...] -
Mar242010
Oracle + Sun strategy on SOA (brief overview)
Oracle’s strategy is to offer the industry’s most powerful SOA products by combining the best features and areas of strength from Sun’s SOA products into Oracle’s respective SOA products. Customers benefit from increased R&D investment, rapid innovation, increased support for open standards, and a much larger ecosystem of partners and users. Oracle is committed to [...]
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Jan282010
Oracle onthult strategie Sun software plan
In een ruim 5 uur durende presentatie heeft Oracle gisteren haar volledige strategie rondom hardware en software, gevoed door de overname van Sun Microsystems, aan de rest van de wereld gepresenteerd. Voor enkele miljoenen kijkende mensen wereldwijd werd vanaf 18:00 Nederlandse tijd de grootste webcast ooit gehouden. Conclusie: Oracle gaat met grote vaart enorm investeren [...]
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Oct152009
Update on Glassfish v3 schedule
The Glassfish v3 schedule has been updated because of several reasons, explained by Abhijit Kumar.
See his message here
We can expect the final release by Dec 10.
See full Glassfish v3 details here -
Jul022009
Glassfish: de architectuur en de techniek in 1 middag
Yenlo en Sun Microsystems organiseren op 23 juli of 27 augustus de workshop: Glassfish: de architectuur en de techniek in 1 middag.
In een 4 uur durende informatiesessie krijgt u een totaal overzicht van het fenomeen SOA/EDA architectuur met alle daarbij behorende begrippen zoals BPEL, BPM, granulariteit, enzovoort. Daar blijft het niet bij, al onze kennis [...] -
May302009
Glassfish is here to stay!
The Oracle acquisition of Sun Microsystems is hard to comment on related to the open source software policy. Oracle is known as a closed source company embracing open standards. What will happen with the high-performance and stable (open source) SOA/ESB software stack of Sun Microsystems?
The Glassfish Portfolio is a high-performance, reliable and very stable application [...] -
May132009
Fuji – The Next Generation of OpenESB
What Is Fuji About?
Project Fuji forms the core component of Open ESB v3 effort and represents Sun’s next generation open source integration runtime, focused on providing a lightweight, developer-friendly, and extensible platform for composite application development.
For a great explaination on project Fuji and OpenESB see this presentation (with comments from Andreas Egloff: Lead Architect SOA/BI, [...] -
Apr242009
Pretium Telecom Reference Case Podcast
Ruud de Greef, CIO at Pretium Telecom, and Joost Hofman, Senior System Engineer at Yenlo, talk with Sun’s Bruce Tierney about the telco’s open-source SOA solution, Sun Glassfish ESB. Hear how–and why–they’re migrating to Glassfish ESB on this podcast. Founded in 1996, Pretium Telecom is a large provider of fixed telephony in the Netherlands. The [...]
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