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JOnAS 5 release candidate announced, offering Java EE and OSGi (4 messages)
- Posted by: Joseph Ottinger
- Posted on: December 12 2007 09:34 EST
ObjectWeb has announced the release of JOnAS 5, an open-source (LGPL) application server which provides Java EE 5 compatibility with an OSGi architecture. Part of JOnAS 5 is the JASMINe project, which monitors JOnAS clusters and provides deployment services. The release candidate will be available on Dec 14, 2007. JOnAS is billed as "Java EE compatible" rather than a licensee or as a Java EE implementation; it offers Java EE features such as EJB3, but has not passed certification yet. Congratulations to the ObjectWeb project for another release of JOnAS!Threaded Messages (4)
- Will JOTM be updated too? by arjan tijms on December 12 2007 11:44 EST
- Re: Will JOTM be updated too? by Andreas Mueller on December 12 2007 16:06 EST
- Re: Will JOTM be updated too? by arjan tijms on December 13 2007 04:28 EST
- Re: Will JOTM be updated too? by Andrei Ivanov on December 17 2007 04:02 EST
- Re: Will JOTM be updated too? by Andreas Mueller on December 12 2007 16:06 EST
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Will JOTM be updated too?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: arjan tijms
- Posted on: December 12 2007 11:44 EST
- in response to Joseph Ottinger
Great news! Hopefully this means that JoTM (http://jotm.objectweb.org/) will finally be updated too now. The last update is from early 2005. There are several known issues with the current 2.0.10 release. If I'm not mistaken, the JoTM team always said that a new release depended on the new version of JOnAS. JOTM may be important for some people, as it's the only standalone JTA transaction manager (and thus can be used with plain Tomcat). -
Re: Will JOTM be updated too?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Andreas Mueller
- Posted on: December 12 2007 16:06 EST
- in response to arjan tijms
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Re: Will JOTM be updated too?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: arjan tijms
- Posted on: December 13 2007 16:28 EST
- in response to Andreas Mueller
I see, thanks for the references. I appears Bitronix is a fairly recent development though, their history dates back to only 8 August 2007. Atomikos has apparently existed somewhat longer, but has only been releases as open source a couple of months ago.JOTM may be important for some people, as it's the only standalone JTA transaction manager (and thus can be used with plain Tomcat).
Nope. There is Bitronix and Atomikos, too. -
Re: Will JOTM be updated too?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Andrei Ivanov
- Posted on: December 17 2007 04:02 EST
- in response to Andreas Mueller
And http://jencks.org, which uses components from Geronimo. Unfortunately, there isn't too much activity there...