JEE

Tomcat Today, GlassFish Tomorrow?

While there are indeed several advantages to using GlassFish vs. Tomcat, it's probably useful to know that Sun is the original creator of Tomcat and that any...

9 replies - 2707 views - 07/03/08 by Alexis MP in Articles

Distributed OSGi - Tilting at Windmills

I've been an enthusiastic champion regarding the advent of OSGi as used for a Java-based enterprise computing modularity standard. However, I have a very...

4 replies - 1678 views - 06/16/08 by Roger Voss in Articles

Jawr 2.0: Bundles and Minifies, now for Grails and Facelets

The latest release of Jawr allows Facelets and Grails users to leverage its capabilities. Jawr is an Open Source library which offers two complementary uses...

0 replies - 122 views - 04/23/08 by jordi Hernandez in Announcements

Spring Creator Sees "The Decline of the Traditional Java EE Server"

Infoworld reporting from TheServerSide Java Symposium, delivered a choice quote from Rod Johnson, creator of Spring, about the decline of the traditional Java...

12 replies - 4425 views - 03/28/08 by James Sugrue in News

JSR 299, WebBeans: Will EJB rise again?

"JSF really needs some major improvements" says Gavin King in a recent article on SD Times. Alex Handy wrote a short, interesting piece on JSR 299,...

2 replies - 2913 views - 02/29/08 by Rick Hightower in News

Did Spring kill EJB for greenfield applications?

Rod Johnson wrote on Jan. 23rd: Indeed.com shows that in November, 2007, Spring overtook EJB as a skills requirement for Java job listings. Being a Spring...

2 replies - 2348 views - 01/28/08 by Rick Hightower in News

The JEE wars are over - and Spring has won

I pose the question of whether the JSR manner of process has really been a good thing for the Java platform. I truly wonder on account I think some of the best...

20 replies - 5961 views - 01/27/08 by Roger Voss in News