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jboss4 - JBoss J2EE/EJB modules (most)
- Description:
JBoss 4.0 is our J2EE 1.4 certified Enterprise Platform.
In addition to being a standard compliant safe choice,
JBoss 4 can take you beyond J2EE into the stratosphere
of application development. JBoss 4 can be applied as a
lightweight application framework where you can just bolt
on any components or feature you want for your particular
application. We are finalizing the JMX microkernel
architecture introduced in the JBoss 3.x series. This
microkernel will be our base lightweight component model
which provides us with dynamic, configurable, pluggable
deployment, component dependencies, and component Mgmt
and persistence.
JBoss 4.0 also provides an Aspect Oriented Framework that
will be orthogonal to the JMX microkernel. With AOP
you'll be able to take advantage J2EE-like functionality
for plain old Java objects. Imagine taking any Java class
and defining Transaction attributes like you do for an
EJB. Or taking any Java class and defining a persistence
mapping for it, or a distributed transactional cache. All
transparent, all simple to configure.
This is JBoss 4.0's goal.
J2EE/EJB is still our bread and butter. Enhancements are
underway for JMS, CMP, JCA, and JTA. These specs will be
turned around and implemented in terms of our JMX
microkernel and AOP framework making the job of ISVs and
Tool Vendors that want to extend JBoss's functionality
that much easier.
Packages
jboss4-4.0.2-8jpp.src
[63.5 MiB] |
Changelog
by Ralph Apel (2006-05-17):
- Backport to JPP-1.6
- Reactivate some non-free dependencies
- Have main package require jboss4-default configuration
- Require tomcat55 and hibernate3 - no patching back to TC50/HB2
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jboss4-4.0.2-8jpp.noarch
[2.0 MiB] |
Changelog
by Ralph Apel (2006-05-17):
- Backport to JPP-1.6
- Reactivate some non-free dependencies
- Have main package require jboss4-default configuration
- Require tomcat55 and hibernate3 - no patching back to TC50/HB2
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