GlassFish Quality Blogs
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Scratching your head to fix memory growth?
Yes, it is very serious issue, could cause server crash,hang or OutOfMemory, if left undiagnosed.
Here is a Diagnostic blog from Meena, on how to monitor memory growth in GlassFish
This will give you initial hints of memory growth, later you can drill down on analysing heap and memory profiling
TAGS: glassfish tuning memory-growth
JRuby/Rails by default uses ActiveRecords package for the purposes of Object Relational Mapping (ORM). JPA is a JavaEE ORM technology and the advantage of JPA is its pluggability. Modeling class and database migration in Rails is what Entity class and persistence provider does in JavaEE.
The TP2 of GlassFish V3 was released just before 2008 JavaONE and the default persistence provider of V3 is Eclipse Link. It'll be interesting to see how easy it is to use JPA in a classic blog rails application. Here is Ming's Blog demo application for GlassFish V3 (with MySQL) and Eclipse Link.
TAGS: glassfish jruby rails v3 jpa
We would like to invite you to look at GlassFish and its technologies through an artistic medium in Kazem Ardekanian's illustrations and cartoons.
Multiple SIP and Converged HTTP Session in a SailFin Cluster
Yes I know, its all about keywords
SailFin Cluster can be configured with Converged Load-Balancer(CLB), SIP and HTTP requests for a SAS are processed by the same back-end instance. This is achieved by using consistent hash routing policy and appropriate Data Centric Rules (DCR) for extracting the hash key
Sony has the blog to simplify all these keywords of cutting edge technologies
TAGS: sailfin
He also has a screencast to show the configuration changes
TAGS: glassfish v3 tp2 websynergy mysqlHow would you automate a GUI test and still run from command line, along with your other functional tests
Sounds interesting right? - This is our SAT framework
This framework is
created using ANT,
TestNG
and Selenium.
Through
this framework, an user will be able to create an automated GUI test
case that can be executed in a single command.
Different frameworks
used are as follows:
Selenium: This framework is needed for
recording a testcase, exporting it into Java, and executing it on a
browser
TestNG: This framework is used to organize different
tests, and to report results.
ANT: provides the glue to hold
everything together, and execute basic commands.
For details, please check Aditya's blog here
TAGS: selenium testng ant frameworkWant to do Memory/Thread/CPU Profiling for GlassFish?
Its not as hard as it appears, an easy way to do it is shown here
Here is a nice blog from Meena
TAGS: glassfish profiling memory-growthHello Everyone,
Welcome to GlassFish Quality Blogs !
This will be one stop page for GlassFish Quality Blogs, SailFin Quality Blogs and Quality Industry news
Please visit us often, you may find interesting and technically sound blogs. This page will be updated every day with new blog entries.
Here is our web page, There is lot of Java EE Learning opportunities, an easy way to Participate and great Rewards for contributions
We are accepting Java EE applications, issues for the GlassFish, blogs on GlassFish, technical tips and articles on GlassFish. All of these are eligible for GAP awards and iTouch awards
Last week (May 6-9) was JavaOne 2008, it was a pretty successful event for GlassFish Quality Community
There was lot of interest from java developers, we got quite a few contributors for GlassFish Quality Community
Lots of interest from Student Community on this initiative. Ofcourse, GlassFish Quality Community is the best opportunity for students to get connected to industry. We met few professors and students. Many people have signed up for quality@glassfish.java.net (You need to create a java.net and login before subscribing)
Here is our Value Proposition slide explains the overview of GlassFish Quality Community initiative
Thanks
TAGS: glassfish quality sailfin
