OSGi is the emerging Java platform, and a surefire architectural solution to avoid the infamous Jar hell during the development of Java applications.Web interfaces are another rather important feature today, and OSGi lacks as far as I know a native solution...
0 replies - 8013 views - 06/01/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
For my thesis in Computer Engineering I'm working on a project built over an OSGi framework. As always, I'm guided by test since I apply Test-Driven Development all the time at the acceptance and unit level. I thought it would be nice to share my experiences...
2 replies - 9086 views - 05/13/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
Benefitfocus is the largest healthcare benefits provider in the US. They sell a wide array of SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) offerings for health insurance providers and for other sections of the healthcare industry. When Benefitfocus built a new offering,...
0 replies - 5980 views - 03/28/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
HornetQ is an open source project to build a multi-protocol,
embeddable, clustered messaging system with very high performance, .
Messaging systems (or MOM for Message-oriented middleware)
are systems focused on sending and receiving messages to...
0 replies - 25768 views - 03/05/10 by Jeff Mesnil in Articles
JBoss HornetQ is an open source project to build a multi-protocol,
embeddable, high performance messaging
system. With the recent 2.0 release of the project, DZone caught up with HornetQ project lead Tim Fox to learn about the latest features, the project's...
1 replies - 12757 views - 02/04/10 by Nitin Bharti in Articles
This week DZone has released the Getting Started With ServiceMix 4 Refcard. We met the author Jos Dirksen, to find out more about ServiceMix, the features it provides and how it competes with other ESBs.
1 replies - 6755 views - 08/12/09 by Masoud Kalali in Articles
DZone and Manning Publications have partnered to bring you an
exclusive chapter from 'Mule in Action' (by Dave Dossot and John
D'Emic). This chapter covers the major transports the Mule Enterprise
Service Bus (ESB) supports and provides working
configurations...
5 replies - 8519 views - 07/24/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles
DZone recently sat down with Jeff Davis, author of Manning's Open Source SOA to discuss the various factors that need to be considered when selecting an open source, SOA-enabling framework. Jeff's book discusses several SOA frameworks from the open source...
3 replies - 6695 views - 07/15/09 by Masoud Kalali in Articles
I'm preparing for an internal REST presentation. I'm going to use
this blog as my presentation platform. Power Points can be pretty, but
I think that it's ideal to have a presentation about REST in an
HTML/HTTP/URL environment.
Here's a rough outline of...
0 replies - 8415 views - 05/14/09 by Solomon Duskis in News
In this screencast, recorded at the recent JBoss Virtual Experience 2009, Chuck Mosher and Ken Johnson present the architecture of the JBoss data...
0 replies - 9428 views - 05/07/09 by Nitin Bharti in Videos
On Wednesday, April 29th, Progress Software will be hosting a free tutorial that will help you get started with the FUSE Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) 4. FUSE ESB 4 is an enterprise version of Apache ServiceMix 4 that boasts a range of new features,...
1 replies - 23046 views - 04/16/09 by Nitin Bharti in Announcements
Take any integration project and you have multiple applications talking over multiple transports on multiple platforms. As you can imagine, in large enterprise applications this can get complex very fast. Much of the complexity stems from two issues:
19 replies - 103760 views - 03/23/09 by Jonathan Anstey in Articles
The OpenESB project was introduced in 2005 when Sun Microsystems released its initial source code under the CDDL license. While Sun Microsystems, the user community and some other third party companies are working together on the project, the primary source...
1 replies - 14322 views - 03/17/09 by Masoud Kalali in Articles
Using maven to build your project is a fantastic for managing your dependencies andavoiding having dependencies (and their dependencies) checked into yourown svn. The only fly in the ointment, is projects that don't publishmaven artifacts, and the Ajax...
0 replies - 7774 views - 12/10/08 by Greg Wilkins in News
