High-Performance Alternatives to J2EE
By Jack VaughanJ2EE gained great prevalence as a design pattern in the early part of this decade. To a great extent its popularity coincided with an increase in Web applications. As the successor to C++, it also found use in non-Web apps that could be heavy on general processing, calculations, and transactions. But its use there has been somewhat limited because of requirements for very fast complex transaction processing.
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Integrating Space-Based Architecture with J2EE
Speaker: Joseph Ottinger
They might have been off to a slow start but JavaSpaces-based architectures continue to gain attention This podcast discusses
JavaSpaces basics. Joe Ottinger talks about the role of JINI, the JavaSpaces API and more.
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Owen Taylor on GigaSpaces and Linear Scalability
By Eugene CiuranaIn this interview done at JavaZone, Owen Taylor talks about GigaSpaces and how to achieve linear scalability in your processes in this thought-provoking interview concluding with a discussion of co-location and partitioning for scaling applications.
Scalability with GigaSpaces' Processing Units and Spring
By Nati ShalomIn this presentation, GigaSpaces' Nati Shalom and Shay Banon show how GigaSpaces' provided processing unit capabilities offer automated backup and scaling for critical applications. First, a discussion and justification of the space model is given, then Shay Banon walks through an actual deployment, with failures and guaranteed SLAs.
Querying GigaSpaces with a JDBC adapter
By Owen TaylorIn this article, Owen Taylor explains how to use OpenSpaces to receive a notification when data matches a JDBC-like selection query. What's so cool about this is that the article seems quite short - mostly because the API is marvelously simple once you see it. Great stuff!