GlassFish Quality Blogs
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Here is one great blog from Davis – PHP on GlassFish V3 using Netbeans 6.5
PHP is a server side scripting language, embedded in HTML
Netbeans 6.5 is latest version IDE from Netbeans, it comes with GlassFish V3 Prelude application server
He has included very simple steps, please try it out
Ofcourse FishCAT is still open, and you could use the above combination and file as many issues as you want !
As Judy says, Happy FishCATting !
I am sure you want to be using the latest versions of GlassFish and Portal softwares in a secured environment
Ajit's blog
does exactly the same, he has GlassFish
V3 (known for modularity, extensibility, and embeddability ),
latest Liferay
source and latest OpenSSO
build.
Please check Sahoo's one pager on GlassFish V3 Modularization using OSGi
Liferay is an open source portal and Sun is using Liferays codebase and contributing Sun features. The project name for the same is Websynergy. OpenSSO is an open source project for single sign on. This blog describes how to integrate Liferay with OpenSSO on Glassfish V3 TP2
TAGS: glassfish v3 tp2 websynergy security
GlassFish V3 TP2 Refresh bits are here
Nolan has this informative blog to give easy steps for installation and also some tips,tricks of the trade and trouble shooting information
Its one of our “How To” blog, please check it out.
The blog is written by quality owner of GlassFish V3 installer, his rich experience is reflected in this blog
Sathyan also has a blog on this
It
is a tough choice for companies to decide on a particular software,
there are so many competitive products in the market. Open source
software is one of the choice, they too offer a great feature set,
ease of use and a highly scalable enterprise class softwares
Obviously open source choices they make need to meet the requirements of the organization. There are few questions that haunt them before they make a choice to open source, and please check Sriram's blog on what the GlassFish application server has to offer
TAGS: glassfish v3 v2
Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL)
and Trasport Layer Security (TLS)
are cryptographic protocols that provide secure
layer communication in the internet. The two are refered by the
term SSL and are supported by GlassFish.
Ajit has this blog on how to Install OpenPortal 7.2 on SSL instance of GlassFish
GlassFish uses JSSE (Java Secured Socket Extension) for SSL implementation and JKS for keystore.
The steps described in the blog work for GlassFish V2 and GlassFish V3 TP2
TAGS: glassfish v3 tp2 install v2 openportal ssl security
In this pictorial blog, Davis has explained, How to connect to GlassFish V2 Derby from Eclipse IDE
The instructions are very easy to try, since Davis has many screenshots in this blog
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
He also has a screencast to show the configuration changes
TAGS: glassfish v3 tp2 websynergy mysql
