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Blog Archive for arungupta during January 2009
GlassFish
provides support for High Availability by creating a cluster of server
instances and session state replication. This enhances the
scalability and availability of your application and is a critical
piece of decision making critieria when selecting an Application
Server. Clustering
in GlassFish Version 2 provides comprehensive introduction to
clustering, high availability and load...
"Sparks of passion" in the "world of Open Source" - Archana N contributes to GlassFish Documentation
Interested in contributing to open source ? Archana N has a
recommendation for you:
Flame the sparks of
passion in you,
Experience the world of
Open Source anew.
Discover your potentials
as they unfold,
Venture to contribute in
the technologies untold.
Archana N is an ex-Sun
Campus Ambassador from Amrita Vishwa
Vidyapeetham, India. Recently she contributed on how to
secure the
existing EJB...
Are you a student and would like to learn why GlassFish is meant for
you ?
Create/join a student community at osum.sun.com
and attend the GlassFish
Webinar. This webinar will introduce GlassFish application
server, show multiple demos that can be used to impress your
colleagues/professors, and answer your questions around GlassFish.
The coordinates are:
Feb 3, 2009, 8:30am PT
Webinar
Invite...
As reported earlier,
Alan Vargas,
the Sun
Campus Ambassador at CEUI
(Centro Universitario de Ixltahuaca) presented on GlassFish. The
message of "GlassFish v2 - Fast, Easy, and Reliable" and "GlassFish v3
- Modular, Embeddable, and Extensible" was clearly delivered in the
talk.
Alan has published several useful blogs on GlassFish
(in Spanish and English) recently:
Plática
de Glassfish en...
A picture is worth thousand words! Now that Picasa 3.0 is available
on
Mac, here is a collage of pictures from the recently
concluded Sun Tech
Days in Singapore.
The complete photo album is available at:
And if you are interested in knowing all the action, read
here!
Technorati: conf
suntechdays
singapore
Follow up from Day
1.
Matt Thompson talked about cloud computing. Even though the term "cloud
computing" is becoming more prominent now, it very well echoes Sun's 25
years old mantra - "The Network is the Computer". Even though there are
some prominent players but the field is very much emerging. Matt
touched upon different interpretations of a cloud - Platform,
Infrastructure or Software as a...
Follow up from Part
1.
Attended "What Developers should care about MySQL ?" by Colin and
"Groovy and Grails" by Chuk-munn
Lee.
I enjoyed both the talks for different reasons. Colin's talk explained
the pluggable
storage engine architecture that is unique to MySQL
(pronounced my-ess-kew-ell,
not my-sequel).
It was interesting to know that the different storage engines can be
picked a la carte...
The Sun Tech Days
Singapore started earlier this morning - over 1100
developers, an outstanding audience!!!
The kick off had a good local flare when the Gods of
Longevity, Fortune, and Prosperity (Fu Lu Shou) showed up to
start the event ;-) The build up to their appearance was really
exciting as evident from
the video below:
This particular event will also be recorded in Singapore
Book of...
The EJB 3.1
specification says:
An enterprise bean class
with a component-defining annotation defines an enterprise bean
component when packaged within the WEB-INF/classes directory or in a
.jar file within WEB-INF/lib.
In simple English it means, an EJB can be a POJO annotated with EJB
annotations (such as @javax.ejb.Stateless) and bundled within
WEB-INF/classes inside a WAR.
This feature is...
If your university is not participating in the Sun
Campus Ambassador program, you can always create an Open Source University Meetup
(OSUM, pronounced "awesome") community. Sun Microsystems offers you the
complete range of Open Source software - OpenSolaris, OpenOffice, NetBeans, GlassFish, MySQL, and many others.
OSUM provides an opportunity to create a student club and:
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