After couple of weeks collecting feedback from the newly created community (THANKS!), Atmosphere 0.1 GA is now available with support for Glassfish 1/2/3, Weblogic 9.x and up, Tomcat 4/5/6, Jetty 4/5/6/7, Grizzly 1.9.x, Winstone, etc.
All of the above containers are supported out-of-the-box, e.g. you download our web.xml template, set your servlet-mapping, and you ready to write a portable...
Today we are releasing our first Grizzly 2.0 release, which we are working on since almost 2 years. Get ready for the revolution! But how this Grizzly things started?
It has been years since I've jumped into the blogosphere and started talking about Grizzly. Officially, Grizzly started in 2004 when Vivek Nagar and I talked about NIO. At that time I wanted to propose a new Tomcat connection based...
Grizzly 1.9.11 is freshly released. What's cool? Get ready: Servlet Deployer, HttpService OSGi spec support, XML config a la "Spring", Performance improvement...and a new LOGO. Meet the new monster!
Here we go with a subset of what WE accomplished since our last release. The difference? Sun representative are now in minority, and we are getting patch after patch after patch for with new feature...
With the release of Grizzly 1.9.11, it is now possible to cluster/load balance your GrizzlyAdapter using Apache!
As I described in the previous entry on the topic(I,II,II,IV, V, VI), it is quite simple to embed Grizzly using its' extension point: GrizzlyAdapter: GrizzlyWebServer ws = new GrizzlyWebServer("/var/www");
try{
ws.addGrizzlyAdapter(new GrizzlyAdapter...
Second release (thanks for the feedback so far!), this time with support for any WebServer and the few one that support the Servlet 3.0 Async API.
What's new since our last release? First, if the WebServer you deploy on support the Servlet 3.0 Async specification, the Atmosphere runtime will detect it and will run using those API. Note that your AtmosphereHandler doesn't have to use the new API...
