The very tiny JRuby on Grizzly module is now shipping and will soon be part of the Grizzly official distribution.
You can now start testing it and eventually replace your Mongrel or WEBrick native WebServer with the pure Java Ruby Bear :-). You can download the JRuby on Grizzly ready server here. Then just do:% unzip jruby-on-grizzly-1.5-SNAPSHOT.jar
% cd jruby-on-grizzly
% java -jar ruby-1.5-...
The "Tricks and Tips with NIO, Using the Grizzly Framework" session presented at JavaOne 2007 is now online. You can also find the Embedding the Grizzly Framework BOF here. If you are interested to contribute to Project Grizzly, just start here!
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This year at JavaOne Jerome has introduced GlassFish v3. GlassFish v3 has a groundbreaking architecture based on modularity of components and containers. The beauty of v3 is you can install only the components/containers you are interested. So if you want to only uses Servlet and JSP, then v3 will allow you to only start that container instead of several unused containers. I recommend everybody...
There is currently severals techniques available to create highly responsive, event driven AJAX based applications in a browser. The main goal of such applications is to keep clients up-to-date with data arriving or changing on the server side. The most popular technique used with AJAX currently is called polling. With polling, an AJAX application will poll the server for data every time the...
The Project Grizzly team is proud to announce the immediate availability
of Grizzly 1.5.0 beta. This build is our first community release and it is the results of severals public reviews. This release contains the following components:Grizzly Framework: The root of all NIO based ProjectGrizzly HTTP based server: A tiny/embeddable web serverGrizzly HTTP utils: http protocol utils classesGrizzly...
