Thanks for the 411!
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> Subject: Re: Geronimo and Java 1.6
> From: Kaeto23 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, January 23, 2007 12:41 am
> To: [email protected]
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> Hello,
>
> I run Geronimo 1.2 with JDK 6. Webservices are working thanks to
> converting ANY EJB webservices to JAX-RPC.
>
> Best regards
>
> Dirk
>
> Kevan Miller schrieb:
> > Mark,
> > Thanks for the information. Sounds interesting...
> >
> > On Jan 20, 2007, at 4:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> I attended a session yesterday at Codemash (http://www.codemash.org )
> >> on the new scripting capabilities in 1.6. Is anyone running Geronimo
> >> on 1.6? Any issues or tips? This is really powerful mojo!
> >
> > Somebody had some problems deploying an Axis2-based web services sample
> > on Geronimo 1.1.1 on 1.6. He reported the sample ran fine on a 1.5 jre.
> > So, there do seem to be some potential for 1.6 issues.
> >
> > Another user was starting to run Geronimo 1.2-beta or 2.0-M1 on 1.6. I
> > don't recall hearing any reports back on his progress other than the
> > server started...
> >
> > Let us know how things go for you...
> >
> > --kevan
> >
> >>
> >> The session presenter, Chris Judd (http://www.juddsolutions.com
> >> ), demonstrated an application that took a web page text box of
> >> dynamicly written java code, submitted it to a servlet with scripting
> >> code server side, executed the code within the servlet container (Yes,
> >> you read that right), and returned the results to the browser. This
> >> provides a significant level of introspection into the container
> >> realtime. Of course, he was using Tomcat on 1.6 for the demonstration.
> >>
> >> He plans on releasing this code to the public domain in the next
> >> week. I'll update anyone interested when he does. He uses it
> >> primarily to test the container configuration/environment. It even
> >> allows one to see where the Classloader is pulling the library from!
> >> Great for ClassNotFoundException debugging. I plan on working on any
> >> Geronimo specific tuning that might be required once he releases it.
> >>
> >> Additional note for those interested: This was an awesome
> >> conference. Neal Ford did an opening presentation on "Domain Specific
> >> Languages". I didn't really get the difference between statically
> >> typed and dynamically typed languages at first, but I do now! Bruce
> >> Eckel out did Neal Ford with his presentation on "The World is
> >> Dynamic". M$ did the last keynote on its new LINQ technology. I
> >> caught a great presentation of Ruby and Rails. It sure demonstrated
> >> digging the whole to bury Struts in. Scott Ambler from IBM was also
> >> interesting to hear with his views on database re-factoring and
> >> testing, even though his presentation was on the Eclipse Process
> >> Framework and OpenUP. Interestingly Sun was missing from the
> >> presenter side of things although they had a vendor table presence.
> >> Apple was completely absent from the conference.
> >>
> >> Anyway, it proved that Java, .Net, and OpenSource can all get along.
> >>
> >> Mark Aufdencamp
> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
>
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