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This tutorial introduces you to JRuby, the Java implementation of the Ruby interpreter, and shows you how to use it with the GlassFish v3 Application Server. JRuby gives you the simplicity of Ruby coupled with the power of the Java platform. Running a JRuby-on-Rails application on the GlassFish v3 server as opposed to a typical web server gives you a long list of additional advantages, including a simpler, integrated deployment environment.
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This tutorial is a guide to developing enterprise applications for the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5).
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The Quick Start Guide is designed to get even new users up and running quickly with the GlassFish Enterprise Server. It contains step-by-step instructions that walk you through the basics of installation, using the Administration Console, deploying applications, and more. The Guide contains pointers to additional resources available on the web for those ready for a deeper level of information.
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Getting Started with Project jMaki shows you how to use jMaki to create interactive web applications. Project jMaki provides an extensible set of Ajax-enabled widgets and a set of services to get widgets to interact with each other and with external services. The tutorial gives step-by-step instructions for adding jMaki widgets to a web application, populating widgets with data, handling widget events, and accessing external services from widgets.
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An overview of Project GlassFish, the community responsible for delivering an enterprise ready Java EE 5 application server. Learn about the project, the community, Java EE 5, the enterprise features delivered in GlassFish V2 and where it is heading with GlassFish V3.
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An overview of Project Tango, an open source implementation from Sun Microsystems of the key enterprise Web services specifications, commonly known as WS-*,
that provides interoperability with .NET 3.0. Project Tango is a key component of Project Metro (also referred to as Metro), which is the Web services stack in GlassFish V2. |
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Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has become the industry's de facto standard to build and deploy complex composite applications with greater business agility and improved efficiencies for trading partners and customers. Web services, the predominant underlying technology of SOA, have continued to evolve in areas of security, interoperability, reliability, and performance. This paper provides detailed analysis and realities of newly available technologies, such as Fast Infoset (FI), which provide dramatically improved Web services performance and scalability.
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