- General Java EE
- Web Services including JAX-WS and WS-* standards support
- Persistence including EJB3 and JPA
- Startup Time and Memory Footprint
- Security including Java SE, Admininstration, Java EE, and new features
- Java SE Performance
- Hardware exploitation (64-bit, Multicore, Virtualization)
- Support for SIP based communication in our convergence sevlet container
Farewell to IBM
10 years ago
8 comments:
Andrew,
Any updates on WAS 7 performance? Thanks..
Would like to ORB scalability characteristics on 64 bit architectures with large JVM heaps >= 8G.
Anonymous (who asked about Any updates on WAS V7 performance),
Please see the posts on web services, ejb 3.0/jpa, and 64-bit.
I plan to post a few more topics, but took some time off for vacation this week. Stay tuned.
can you tel me the websphere 7compatible for oracle
Ramesh,
If you're looking for WebSphere as compared to other application servers, please see our public standardized benchmarking leadership:
http://webspherecommunity.blogspot.com/2009/01/ibm-again-leads-oracle-and-everyone.html
I am just now downloading WebSphere Application Server ND Version 7.0 and will be installing a proof of concept on 64 bit Linux. I am particurlary interested in learning more about the job manager and custom console modules and portlets.
We are currently running 6.1.0.17 and 6.1.0.21.
To claqueur,
For job manager details you can visit WebSphere V7 Infocenter. We have recently published an article on IBM developerworks discussing various topology options in WebSphere V7, one of which is job manager based flexible management topology. The article is part of WebSphere V7 system administration series and is titled New administrative topologies.
Hope this helps.
There is also a tutorial available on the job manager http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/techjournal/0903_khalil/
Regards,
Muasir Khalil
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