Wonderland is an interesting 3D collaboration application. It uses the darkstar server as backend. Project http://underworld.dev.java.net [3] goal is porting the Wonderland's communication and persistence layer to Glassfish v2 (later v3) to leverage its non-functional capabilities like monitoring, management, deployment and scaleability. In this shorttalk, especially the architecture and design, as well as, challenges, hacks, and workarounds will be discussed.
Wonderland is an interesting 3D collaboration application. It uses the darkstar server as backend. Project Underworld [3]'s goal is porting the Wonderland's communication and persistence layer to Glassfish v2 (later v3) to leverage its non-functional capabilities like monitoring, management, deployment and scaleability. In this shorttalk, especially the architecture and design, as well as, challenges, hacks, and workarounds will be discussed.
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