The Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server (formerly Sun Java System Application Server) is a comprehensive support offering for GlassFish, the leading open-source and open community platform for building and deploying next-generation applications and services.
At a Glance
Now Available: GlassFish v3 Preview, first implementation of forthcoming Java EE version 6
New! Subscriptions include Enterprise Manager for improved manageability and performance of GlassFish deployments
Ideal for service-oriented architectures and rich Internet applications utilizing Java EE, PHP, AJAX and JRuby
Sophisticated, easy-to-use centralized monitoring and management
Clustering for scalability and availability
Part of the Sun GlassFish Portfolio, a cost-effective, open Web application platform that combines the best of open-source software and support in a single package.
The GlassFish open-source application server is the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) reference implementation built for mission-critical enterprise deployments.
Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server enables customers to leverage the benefits of open source with an optional subscription that provides support, training credits, limited indemnification and more.
Perspectives
"GlassFish impressed us from the beginning, particularly because of its intuitive, Web-based management interface. Deploying existing applications was painless."
Guillaume Bilodeau,
Software Architect,
Auchan
Guide to Migrating to GlassFish - Considering migrating to GlassFish? In this webinar hear about the
verification tools and resources available and learn about the process
to make the migration to GlassFish easy.
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GlassFish Enterprise Server v2 delivers Java EE compliance, high-availability clustering, and centralized administration for mission-critical business logic in the enterprise.
