New Community Leader for Java.net Communications

I am happy to let you know that I was invited to become Community Leader for Java.net Communications.

This is a result on our collective progress with Mobicents.

It is an honor to take the offer from Doug Tait and share the role with Ranga and Emil.

To rejuvenate the community excitement on JAIN SLEE, I will kick-off the new season with a mini-talk at JavaOne on the Community Corner show floor. It will be on Wednesday, June 29 at 3pm PST. Join me if you can.

Parallel with that we started conversation with the top management of Java.net to scetch out a plan for accelerating the growth of the Communications Community.

It's a good day for JAIN SLEE...:)

Ivelin

JAIN/SLEE: EJB for Communications

Sven Haiges wrote a good introduction to JAIN SLEE. I would encourage follow up artcles exploring best practices for developing applications on SLEE. That in combination with the fully open source implemention at http://www.mobicents.org should lower the entry barrier for new developers.

JAIN/SLEE: EJB for Communications
— While the JAIN APIs still play only a minor role on Sun's Java Web site, the JAIN initiative is getting stronger. The JAIN technologies (Java APIs for Integrated Networks) have the potential to radically change the existing service architecture for communications service providers.

J2EE Article - Load Control Filter

Using a Request Filter to Limit the Load on Web Applications:
http://cocoonhive.org/articles/LoadControlFilter/load_control_filter.htm

J2EE Clustering with JBoss: HA JMS in JBoss 3.2

JBoss 3.2.x offers high availability JMS:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossMQHA

JBoss Article - OnJava.com

J2EE Clustering with JBoss:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/08/20/jboss_clustering.html

Systems Management Glossary

A brief glossary with the key terms in the Systems Management industry can be found here:
http://www.cocoonhive.org/metropolis/glossary.html

JBoss Service Partnership Program in the works

Just heard the rumors that the JBoss Group might announce a service partnership program in the near future.
No official word yet. It is exciting to follow how the JBG grows its tentacles and strives among the dinosours in the IT services business.



http://www.jboss.org