>>>monitoring with an administration GUI What will be the functionality of the administration system? What will it contain?
* Listing of data sources * Listing of local EJBs, remote EJBs, MDBs and their JNDI Names * Pool size of stateless and MDB beans * Cache size for statefull beans * Configuration of the openejb xml file * Start and stop instance * Deploy and undeploy * Performance of beans (max/min/average call duration, call numbers etc.) * Start and stop of services (activemq, hsqldb etc) * Any otherss..... Will GUI be based on web application or Rich Desktop Application? AFAIK, there is an already developed Eclipse plugin for managing server in Eclipse platform. Thanks; --Gurkan 2009/6/24 Jean-Louis MONTEIRO <[email protected]> > > Hi Mohammad, > > First, here are some comments. > > > mnour wrote: > > > > 1- Clustering and OpenEJB. > > 2- Scripting for JEE - implementing EJBs in a dynamic scripting > > language which runs over JVM - Jython and Groovy for example. > > A friend of mine while I was working in IBM Egypt made an > > article about how to make a Groovy enabled Java Portlet working and > > deployed on > > WebSphere Portal Server. > > > Don't know how to do or to use that, but it's interesting. > > mnour wrote: > > > > 3- Integrating OpenEJB directly into Apache HTTP. > > > Don't understand. Can you explain a little ? > > mnour wrote: > > > > 4- More about OpenEJB and JCA - specs impl or maybe more examples of > > integration or documentation about it. > > 5- Implementing the ECPerf specs JSR-4. > > 6- Implementing the management specs JSR-77. > > 7- Implementing the deployment specs JSR-88. > > 8- More about JACC and JAAS. > > 9- OpenEJB and Java Mail APIs and mail services. > > 10- OpenEJB and JMS, MDB and other JMS middleware - otherthan ActiveMQ. > > 11- Integrating OpenEJB and EJBCA - http://www.ejbca.org/ . > > > Good to know we are not alone ;-) > EJBCA has been tested with other application servers (may be WAS Community > Edition - OpenEJB based). So it might work on OpenEJB > > mnour wrote: > > > > 12- OpenEJB and JNLP ???? > > 13- OpenEJB and JSR-72 > > 14- Levarging JSR-174 for Management ???? > > > > Other ideas: > > - Data sources hot deployment (initial post) > - more user friendly documentation > --> it isn't always easy to find out something in the web site > --> ability to download the documentation (pdf ?) > - support > --> companies are sometimes afraid to go to Open Source because of > support. We needs for some customers to prove we have 7/7 - 24/24 support > - monitoring with an administration GUI > > to name but a few. > > Jean-Louis > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Hot-deployment-and-datasources-tp24088169p24183859.html > Sent from the OpenEJB Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > -- Gurkan Erdogdu http://gurkanerdogdu.blogspot.com
