Projects tagged ‘glassfish’ and ‘java’

The GlassFish community is building free, open source, production-quality, enterprise software. The main deliverables is a production-quality Application Server that is also the Java EE 5 Reference ... [More] Implementation. There are 3 ongoing releases of the GlassFish AppServer. GlassFish v1 is in production. GlassFish v2 adds clustering, failover, features and performance and is close to beta3. GlassFish v3 adds a modular architecture with a very small kernel and is in early technology preview. TheAquarium (http://blogs.sun.com/theaquarium) reports on activity in the community. [Less]

Terracotta provides clustering for Java applications. Features include: - High level replication - Cross JVM coordination - Large virtual heaps - Fine-grained changes - Runtime management and control - No serialization

JSFTemplating makes JSF development easier. It provides an alternative to JSP. It includes features such as: the Facelets templating format, events / handlers, page session, and many other ... [More] features for page authors. It also allows JSF components to be written using templating. [Less]

Project jMaki - A member of the GlassFish community jMaki is an Ajax framework that provides a lightweight model for creating JavaScript centric Ajax-enabled web applications using Java, PHP, and Phobos.

Project Woodstock participants are developing the next generation of User Interface Components for the web, based on Java Server Faces and AJAX. This open source collaboration enables a community of ... [More] developers to create powerful and intuitive web applications that are accessible and localizable, and which are based on a uniform set of guidelines and components, to help ensure ease of development and ease of use. [Less]

[fleXive] is a Java EE 5 open-source (LGPL) framework for the development of complex and evolving (web-)applications. It speeds up development by easing many tedious and repetitive programming tasks. ... [More] [fleXive] concentrates on enterprise-scale content modeling, storage and retrieval, and includes comprehensive JSF support for displaying and manipulating these contents in (web) applications. The runtime environment can be included in existing Java EE applications, but you can also build new applications and package them into stand-alone Java EE applications. [fleXive] provides essential features for data-centric applications: * Secure EJB-based persistence engine * Web development JSF toolkit * Powerful (GPL) administration interfaces * Based on Java 6, EJB 3, JSF, MySQL [Less]

Shoal is a java based scalable dynamic clustering framework that provides infrastructure to build fault tolerance, reliability and availability. The framework can be plugged into any product ... [More] needing clustering and related distributed systems capabilities without tightly binding to a specific communications infrastructure. Shoal provides easy-to-use client APIs, a cluster event notification model, messaging apis and a distrbuted cache [Less]

Project Phobos is a lightweight, scripting-friendly, web application environment running on the Java (TM) platform. With Phobos, developers can write web applications using any number of scripting ... [More] languages. In doing so, they can take advantage of a very interactive development environment that does away with explicit compilation and deployment steps, all while retaining the power of the Java platform. [Less]

Mojarra Scales is a new JSF component library that started out in the JSF RI Sandbox. Currently, Scales offers a number of components which, primarily, wrap some of the excellent Yahoo! User Interface ... [More] (YUI) JavaScript widgets. Scales goes beyond those widgets, though, and offers a number of other useful components such as a multi-file upload component and a dynamic content 'download' component. [Less]