PLUS, is Apache Xalan ready to be retired?
#web services
What Does AWS Outage Mean for Cloud?
AWS Downtime Sparks Cloud Debate
Amazon has suffered a disruption in its EC2 service, sparking furious debate in the community.
Daily Roundup
MCollective 1.0 and ThoughtWorks Go 2.1 Released
PLUS, is the Novell acquisition endangering open source?
JAX London Autumn Edition 2010
Thilo Frotscher On WS-Security
JAXenter speaks to independent Software Architect and Trainer Thilo Frotscher, on his forthcoming sessions at JAX London.
Web Content Management System
dotCMS 1.9 Released with New Multi-Tenant Features
New preview function and CMIS Server implementation for dotCMS version 1.9.
Web Services Orchestration Engine
Apache ODE 1.3.4 With Instance Replayer
Apache ODE version 1.3.4 is now available. Apache ODE is a WS-BPEL compliant web services orchestration engine for organising web […]
Spring Web Services 2.0 M2
Support For Arbitrary Parameter Types
A second milestone of Spring Web Services 2.0 is now available. Spring Web Services aims to facilitate contract-first SOAP service […]
Amazon Web Services
Stickiness in Elastic Load Balancing
Amazon have added support for session stickiness in Elastic Load Balancing. Previously, load balancers routed each request independently to the […]
Jersey 1.1.5.1 Released
Version 1.1.5.1 of the Jersey reference implementation of JAX-RS for building RESTful Web services, has been released. This version is […]
Flex Client Applications with Spring/JavaEE, Web Services and Flex Remoting
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. Software projects tend to fail because usually they are designed in a complex and over engineered way. Internet is full of articles on how projects become over complicated and fail. J2EE was a very promising platform with new set of tools to make developer’s life easier. XML configuration files were also introduced for same reason, ease of configuration. However J2EE failed to simplify things in many Aspects.
