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• JBoss
– JBoss’ history
– Open Source business models
– JBoss “Professional Open Source” methodology

• JEMS
– the JBoss Enterprise Middleware System
– JEMS strategy

• JBoss Services
– Customer satisfaction
– JBoss Partners

• Marketshare
– JBoss is safe
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The Evolution of JBoss

Enterprise

New Projects
Partners
Production Support

Developer

Tactical

Developer Support
JBoss inc
Professional Open Source

Consulting
Documentation
Training

JBoss Group

Small Consultancy

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The Evolution of Open Source
No business model
Non-profit

FSF

BSD

Compilers
Text
utilities

80’s

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1st generation business model
Packagers

RedHat
SuSe

Operating systems
Web servers

90’s

2nd generation business model
Professional Open Source

MySQL
JBoss

Database
Middleware

2005

Moving “Up the Stack”
Natural Progression
Open Source as a Business
Widespread Adoption
Open Source Redefining Software

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The best of both worlds…
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All of the benefits of Open Source software including:
– Free licenses (under LGPL)
– Free source code
– Strong community of enthusiasts

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All of the benefits of Commercial software including:
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Professional Support (24x7x365 : 2hrs)
Enterprise-quality software
Legal indemnification
Product roadmaps & product management
Professional documentation
Strict QA processes
Accountability

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Analysts – “JBoss is Safe”
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“JBoss delivers the best of both worlds: It is free, portable and standards-based, and it enjoys
popularity among a growing number of developers.“
– Gartner, Feb. 2004

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“JBoss and Tomcat are more than ready for projects in the enterprise.”
– Forrester April, 2004

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“The modular architecture and AOP capability puts JBoss AS at the forefront of this sector.”
– Butler Group May, 2004

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“Open-source JBoss 4.0’s achievement of Java 2, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) compatibility is a big step
toward wider adoption of the product and open-source Java in general.”
- Gartner, July, 2004

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JBoss has astounded naysayers and alarmed competitors with its consistent growth. Fellow open
source application servers … are scrambling to keep up, while JBoss wins sales at BEA's expense.
- The 451 October, 2004

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Apache Axis
• Axis is a SOAP engine, implemented in Java
– A framework for constructing SOAP processors such as
clients, servers, gateways
– Began life as IBM’s SOAP4J
– Third generation of Apache SOAP engine
• License: The Apache Software License, Version 1.1

• Latest version is Axis-1.1-RC1
– 9th February 2003
– http://ws.apache.org/axis/dist/1_1RC1/

• Axis-1.1 release planned for late February
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Publishing Web Services
• Implementation techniques
– JAX-RPC
• Does not support JAXM

– Axis’s proprietary support
– jws files

• Deployment techniques
– AdminClient
– “WSR” file
– Auto deploy source (jws files)
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JAX-RPC: High-level Service Interface
• Standards compliant “Java object” level interface
– Java™ API for XML-based RPC (JAX-RPC) 1.0
• Java package javax.xml.rpc

– Implement a web service
• “Service Endpoint” interface
– Java interface which defines method and parameters of web service
» Can be created using the WSDL2Java tool

• Provide an implementation of the “Service Endpoint” interface

– Axis provider type “java:RPC”

• Other features:
– Standards compliant API for Lifecycle event notification: init() and destroy()
– Standards compliant API for request and response interception
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Axis’s Ultra-low-level Service Interface
• Axis provides a raw engine interface
– Register own “provider class”
• Extension of the org.apache.axis.providers.BasicProvider class
– void invoke(org.apache.axis.MessageContext)
– void generateWSDL(org.apache.axis.MessageContext)
– ...

– In deployment descriptor:
• <service … provide=“java:org.eu.adapt.AdaptableProvider”>

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jws File: Very-Easy Service Interface
• jws file provide a very simple technique to implementing and
deploying web service
– jws files contain Java source, but with a “jws” postfix.
– Calculator.jws:
• public class Calculator
{
public int add(int v1, int v2)
{
return v1 + v2;
}
}

– Deployed by simply copying jws file to
• <jboss home>/server/all/deploy/jboss-net.sar/jboss-net.war

– Engine will compile java and export methods as web service
– Very useful for test web services
• This does not seem to work with JBoss-3.2.0-RC1

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