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Security
This a rather long article covering OpenESB (Open ESB) administration and management along with discussing a complete sample application shows how to develop solutions based on OpenESB
In this entry we discuss what Application Server Management Extension (AMX) and Java Management Extensions (JMX) are, how we can use them to develop custom administration, management and monitoring solutions for GlassFish v3. The article contains tens of diagrams and samples.
EJB
I decided to write down the answer for some questions which my book's readers email me or ask me via twitter in my weblog so everyone can benefit from the answers. Here is the answer to the first question which involves custom security realms.
GlassFish supports 5 types of security realms out of the box which are sd follow:
File Realm: Usefull for development and testing purposes. GlassFish...
Java EE Security refcard is available for download. This refcard covers Java EE 6 security and discuss how each application server supports the specs. The refcard covers authentication, authorization, and transport security in Web Application, EJB application and web services by introducing the concept and the related annotations and deployment descriptors which help us realize the concept.
This article introduces GlassFish CLI or command line administration console. GlassFish provides several administration channels; one of them is the command line administration interface or CLI from now on. The CLI has many unique features which make it very convenient for command line advocates and new administrators which like to get familiar with CLI and use it in the daily basis. The CLI allows us to manage, administrate, and monitor any resources which application server exposes to the administrators.
This is the second part of a larger setup which explain how to extend GlassFish CLI (Command Line interface , asadmin functionalities) and GlassFish Administration Console (Web Console). This Second part assume that you read the first part and you are ready to get your hands dirty with the coding and deployment.
This relatively long article discusses OSGI, HK2, GlassFish modularity, how to extend GlassFish CLI and GlassFish administration console, Using GlassFish update system and finally setting up and managing an IPS package system.
My thought on GlassFish v3 release. GlassFish v3 is the the first application server supporting Java EE 6. You can find several useful links to related resources and events.
NetBeans 6.8 released with tons of new features and full support for Java EE 6.
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
Community
GlassFish security book authored by Masoud kalali and published by Packt is now available for purchase. The book covers GlassFish, Java EE 6, OpenSSO and OpenDS.
I authored a refcard about GlassFish v3 recently which covers GlassFish v3 new features. You can download the refcard freely and use it to learn version 3 features and capabilities.
Programming
This is a relatively long entry about OpenMQ covering everything from installation up to clustering and load balancing. If you want to start using OpenMQ or you are looking to use it in a highly distributed system, this entry is for you. this entry discuss everything from installation to clustering
