JBoss AS 7 from a user perspective
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The document discusses JBoss Application Server 7 (AS 7) from a user perspective. It provides an overview of AS 7 and why it is useful, highlighting seven reasons for loving AS 7, including that it is blazingly fast, lightweight, has a modular core, allows for hot parallel deployment, has elegant administration, supports domain management, and includes first class components. It also briefly discusses doing a demo of AS 7.
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- 1. Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 2. JBoss AS 7 ...from a user perspective Max Rydahl Andersen http://about.me/maxandersen Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 3. Me? • Worked on Hibernate Core since Hibernate 0.9 • Joined JBoss in 2004 as Hibernate Core/Consultant • Since 2007 worked primarily as lead on JBoss Tool/ Developer Studio • Committer on Seam • Contributed to AS 7, Infinispan, Portal, OpenShift and more… • Stalker links on http://about.me/maxandersen Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 4. What is an Application Server ...and why do I need one ? Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 5. A common Application Stack UI Web Programming Model Business Logic Database Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 6. Assemble your own stack ? Mojarra JSP/JSF Servlets Tomcat Spring Spring Pojo’s …. JDBC Hibernate Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 7. ...or use a standard stack ? JEE 6 JSP/JSF Servlets/JAX-RS CDI EJB/Pojo’s JPA Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 8. ...or use a standard stack ? JBoss X JSP/JSF - Mojarra/Myfaces Servlets/JAX-RS - JBoss Web/RestEASY CDI - Weld EJB/Pojo’s - JBoss EJB JPA - Hibernate Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 9. Why do I need... • Application Server: • No custom assembly needed • Standards • Portability • JBoss Application Server • built on defacto and industry proven frameworks • Large community • Commercial support for the whole stack Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 10. Why AS 7 ? - Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 11. Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 12. 7 reasons to love AS 7 • Blazingly fast • Lightweight • Modular core • Hot, parallel deployment • Elegant administration • Domain Management • First class components Read more at http://jboss.org/as7 Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 13. AS 7 Demo Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 14. Demo Ingredients • JBoss AS 7 + Quickstarts • http://www.jboss.org/jbossas/downloads/ • Eclipse 3.7 + JBoss Tools 3.3 M3 • http://www.jboss.org/tools/download • Could also use JBoss Developer Studio 5 M3 • http://devstudio.jboss.com/earlyaccess Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 15. AS 7 Cheatsheet • No bin/run.sh anymore • bin/standalone.sh to start standalone • bin/domain.sh for domain • Welcome page on http://localhost:8080 • Have links to docs, admin console, jira, forums… • standalone/configuration/standalone.xml has *all* configuration in one place for standalone. • Read standalone/deployments/readme for file deployments Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 16. Some related Projects • Forge • Standards based Rapid Application Development • Arquillian • Makes testing JavaEE apps a breeze • TorqueBox • Allow you to run Ruby apps on an JavaEE stack! • OpenShift • Run AS 7 in the cloud • SwitchYard • ESB that runs on AS 7 and utilizes CDI Wednesday, September 21, 11
- 17. 7 reasons to love AS 7 • Blazingly fast • Lightweight • Modular core • Hot, parallel deployment • Elegant administration • Domain Management • First class components Read more at http://jboss.org/as7 Wednesday, September 21, 11