Financial services on the go - GlassFish for Fundamo and
profit
Alexis recently published a new Adoption Story
on how Fundamo uses GlassFish v2 and OpenMQ for its
Enterprise Platform. Overview at stories entry, details in questionnaire, and an overview in this earlier
short video interview.
We are always interested in more GlassFish adoption stories, both from
(non-paying) users and from (paying) customers. …
Today is Nov 21th, 2009.
News shorts of interest to our communities,
including: |
Waiting for Godot
I read Waiting for Godot for HS, but I didn't expect
to live it...
On …
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This is the first of our weekly news catch-up and covers Nov 1 to Nov 11, 2009. This week the news catch-up is partial; next week I'll create the entry through the week and will try to be more comprehensive. This week we also cover old news on JRuby and OSGi. |
GlassFish and Middleware News
- IBM DeveloperWorks: Introducing Metro. Nice to see IBM refering to the GlassFish WebServices implementation as it is Used by Many, …
I track the GlassFish Adoption Trends so when I noticed a drop last month I assumed it was related to the IBM Rumor and the Oracle Announcement. But the drop became a dip (Google, … |
OpenSSO reached 1000 members last week. As I mentioned in my blog entry at Superpatterns, this means that 1000 people have registered at opensso.dev.java.net to be able to participate in the mailing lists and forums, and to be able to file and track issues. OpenSSO is on a real upward trend right now, with a whole bunch of events over the next few weeks, at the RSA Conference, MySQL Conference, European Identity Conference and more. … |
Two more adoption stories; they both use GFv2 and MySQL Server, but while one is a traditional Java EE story, the other is a Rails App ported from Mongrel.
MidwifeMate is a pretty traditional GlassFish adoption: they liked the JavaEE compliance, the ease of use of GlassFish and the multi-platform support. |
The MidwifeMate application spans the web tier (JSF/Facelets), EJBs and JPA. They use Hibernate talking to a MySQL Server and develop on Eclipse using the …
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An outcome of the recent trip by Kohsuke to Japan was last week's Adoption Story with Ratuken (Home, Wikipedia) one of the largest internet companies in the world - their site is currently ranked by Alexa as #62 Worldwide and #5 in Japan. |
The Adoption Story ( …
[Read more]Simon Phipps yesterday blogged about the emerging Sun Model for Open Source business:
As time has gone by, a clear “Sun Model” for open source business has been emerging, at least to my eyes. The summary of it is:
- remove barriers to software adoption between download and deploy;
- encourage a large and cohesive community of software deployers;
- deliver, for a fee, the means to create value between deploy and scale, for those who need it.
Each software team at Sun interprets this model in a slightly different way, but the model holds pretty much everywhere and works regardless of the license for the code. As a business model, it …
[Read more]A compilation of today's news of interest:
Any Best poll is always subjective in one way or another, so here are two more :-) First What's the Best AppServer - with several references to GlassFish. The second is a question from a prospective GF user that elicited a Very Nice Testimonial... which is a good time for a call for Adoption Stories; if you have any, drop us a mail at stories at sun dot com. The … |
This morning Sun issued a Press Release (Sun, Reuters) on a multi-million dollar deal with Belgium-based ERP vendor Stésud s.a.. Quoting from there: Java-based GlassFish was the first piece of the puzzle we identified to meet our stringent new infrastructure requirements. As soon as Sun acquired MySQL, we decided to employ it as our new database rather than Oracle. With Sun behind both GlassFish and MySQL, it was the best open source infrastructure combination for our needs and for our … |