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GlassFish is Sun's community developed J2EE 5 based application server. These plugins enable GlassFish to be used with NetBeans and Eclipse IDEs.
This project is meant to demonstrate the Java EE Technolgy using Java EE SDK and GlassFish by providing relevant sample applications.
GlassFish Core Project
Open message queue is an enterprise quality, production ready, scalable messaging server. It provides a complete Java Message Service (JMS) implementation for message oriented system integration.
This project contains the source code, documentation,
and developer tests for the CORBA ORB that is a binary
component of the GlassFish Application Server. This also
includes the RMI-IIOP implementation used in the app
server.
Shoal is a clustering framework that provides an infrastructure for building fault tolerance, reliability, delegated recovery, and application state persistence. The framework can be plugged into any product as an in-process component to take advantage of group communication and management capabilities in a distributed environment.
Grizzly is an NIO framework for building scalable client and server application. Grizzly is part of Project GlassFish.
HK2 for Hundred Kilobytes Kernel is a module subsystem coupled with a simple yet powerful component model to build software. It is the foundation for the GlassFish V3 application server
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) and SIP Servlets are behind many popular services we enjoy today, like Voice-over-IP (VoIP) phone service, instant messaging, presence and buddy list management and web conferencing. SIP Servlets are going to play an even bigger part in building the next generation of Telecommunications services. SailFin adds SIP Servlets technology extension to GlassFish Application Server.
A system for social bookmarking, news, and metadata. This includes tagging, voting, commenting, and more.
This module performs Extract - Transform and Load functionality in an optimized manner and supports a wide variety of Data sources ranging from relational databases to non relational data sources like web pages, rss feeds , etc. This component can also expose the ETL operations as web service.
Reference implementation for JSR 311.
Source repository for the Java EE Tutorial
CoralFish is a suite of social collaborative software.
This project hosts the files used for theming Glassfish websites. The separate website allows faster update reflection when changes are made, plus separate access control.
This project develops a integrated set of web 2.0 applications around collaboration and social networking.
This library develops an API for incrementally parsing MIME messages (like e-mails.)
The Migration Tool for the GlassFish can be
used to automate the migration of J2EE/Java EE applications to the Sun Java System
Application Server.
Migration is accomplished through the following means:
* Migration of the deployment descriptors
* Runtime support for selected custom JavaServer Pages (JSP) tags and
proprietary APIs
* Conversion of selected configuration parameters with equivalent
functionality in the Sun Java System Application Server
* Automatic generation of Ant-based scripts for building and deploying the
migrated application to the target application server
The Migration Tool supports the migration of applications to the Sun Java System
Application Server Platform Edition from the following source application servers:
- BEA WebLogic Server 8.x, 6.x and 5.x
- WebSphere Application Server Version 5.x and 4.x
- JBoss 3.x
- Apache Tomcat 4.x
- Reference Implementations based on J2EE 1.3 and J2EE 1.4
- Sun Java System Application Server 7 and 8
- Sun ONE Application Server 6.5 and 6.0
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