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What's so great about Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs), and why is it so important to java™2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java ee) development? In this issue of the Geronimo rebel column, OPENEJB co-founder David Blevins will describe what EJB can do for you and explain how OPENEJB is chosen as an EJB implementation of Apache Geronimo. Brief introduction To be hone

Apache Geronimo is built on a common reverse control (IoC) kernel that supports the JMX framework, which oversees a collection of managed components called Geronimo Beans (GBeans). Geronimo is created with JMX as the underlying kernel structure, and is somewhat similar to the JMX Managed Beans (Mbeans). The

Introduction: You can still use Geronimo as a test and deployment environment for your portal applications, even though the functional focus of Apache Geronimo lacks the integrated Portal Server support. This article will guide you step-by-step through the process of deploying the Apache Pluto Drive and container in

A brief introduction to Geronimo and Pluto Apache Geronimo is a new member of the Java™platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Server family (version 1.0 was released in January 2006). It is a powerful combination of several other projects, including OPENEJB, Axis, Jetty, Tomcat, ActiveMQ, and ServiceMix. Geronimo has

Deactivate unnecessary out-of-the-box applications and services to save time and enhance security Apache Geronimo is known for its scalability, using GBeans, which allows developers to plug and play any services and WEB applications they need. But Apache Geronimo out-of-the-box distributions provide services for liste

Brief introduction Apache Geronimo is rapidly evolving as an open source solution, and the new 1.0 version has been completed, and Geronimo has survived the original period. Large open source solutions such as Geronimo are always of concern to a large number of developers. Developers need to learn more about the struc

Using Tomahawk in JavaServer Faces This tutorial is part 2nd of the tutorial series, which is divided into 5 sections. This tutorial explains Apache Tomahawk. In the 1th phase of this series, the Java™server faces™ (JSF) was introduced and a simple JSF application was built and successfully deployed on Apache Geronimo. JSF is a new java-based framework that make

Do you want to determine if an application server supports WEB service development work? The Apache Geronimo Application Server fully meets this requirement and is one of the newest projects for Apache Software Foundation. Java™ expert Kunal Mittal will introduce you to Geronimo's Web services functionality by demonstrating how to write and develop standard Java

Build basic applications with Eclipse and Apache myfaces Core Before you start This tutorial introduces Java programmers to the use of JSF components to build highly interactive Java EE applications that are deployed on Apache Geronimo. This tutorial assumes that the reader uses the Eclipse integrated development Environment (IDE) as the development platform.

Using AJAX4JSF to add Ajax features In the first two phases of this five-part tutorial series, we studied Javaserver™faces (JSF), a new Java™ based framework that can be simplified to Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) The process of building a graphical user interface (GUI) for an application. We built and successfully deployed a simple JSF application on Apache Geronimo and learned how to integr

Integrating a JSF application with Spring Before you start This tutorial introduces Java programmers to the use of JSF components to build highly interactive Java EE applications that are deployed on Apache Geronimo. This tutorial assumes that readers will use the Eclipse IDE as a development platform. About this tutorial This tutorial explains the Spring framework, a large (and very complete) WEB appli

Create login and registration systems in Apache Geronimo, part 1th using Java EE declarative security and Geronimo's built-in Derby database Brief introduction In addition to being completely compatible with Java EE, open source, and packaged Apache licenses, Geronimo's best thing is its extreme modularity. Its core is compact, allowing a framework like

Introduction: Apache Geronimo's latest version 1.1 has a number of compelling new features, the core of which is the control reversal (inversion of CONTROL,IOC) model, which is also the core model of the Spring framework. The Spring framework was developed under the Apache License agreement and is a layered java™platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2 ee™) applicat

Read data dynamically and transparently Introduction: This tutorial expands the Apache Geronimo application created in part 2nd of this series of tutorials (6 sections). The Geronimo application Server, Spring framework, and control inversion (inversion of CONTROL,IOC) are presented to you in part 1th. It then details how to develop, configure, and deploy the fi

Introduction: Apache Geronimo is a new and popular alternative to deploying Java™2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java ee) applications. IBM db2® is a mature relational database product, very suitable for the Java environment. IBM Software engineer Emilio Zegarra will detail how to integrate the two products into the Java EE application. Overview: Apache

This series is divided into three sections that explore the Enterprise Java™beans (EJB) container management transactions and bean management transactions in Apache Geronimo. In part 1th, you will find differences between the two transactions, including understanding how container management transactions can help you avoid the complexity of transaction logic and management, allowing you to focus on the busi

Learn how to deploy the Java™ Server page (JSP), servlet, and different Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) on Apache Geronimo. This article contains the deployment steps required by Apache Geronimo, which is not quite the same as other Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (EE) containers. Learn the steps to deploy a simple Java

Using the Apache Trinidad component to extend JSF So far, in this five-part series, Java™server Faces (JSF) has been studied, including deploying simple JSF applications to Apache Geronimo, integrating Apache Tomahawk with applications, and learn how to use the Sun AJAX4JSF Open source framework to add asynchronous Ja

beans can send JMS messages, but only those JMS messages can be received synchronously. It is possible to bind server-side resources because the component must wait for the message to be received. In Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (EE) 1.3, a new Enterprise JavaBean (EJB)--mdb was introduced. This EJB is like a JMS listener, allowing the Java application to receive messages asynchronously. The customer Service utility that is described in this article is a simple WEB application that allo

Apache Xbean, which you can refer to http://geronimo.apache.org/xbean/. It provides a single virtual machine's directory tree implementation, while also providing some extension implementation capabilities. Because Xbean-naming is implemented as a Geronimo directory tree, the following properties are set to System properties when Geronimo starts: Java.naming.f