Jesper Pedersen leads the Java Connector Architecture (JCA) project within JBoss, a division of Red Hat. He also leads the projects JBoss Tattletale which focus on software quality, Papaki - an annotation scanner and JBoss Profiler 2 - an open source profiler suite. He also acts as the chairman for the Boston JBoss User Group.
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I'm happy to announce Tattletale, the Java dependency analyzer, 1.1.0.CR1 release.
Full release notes are here.
Almost done
This is the first candidate for release of the Tattletale 1.1 series, meaning that if no issues are found then it'll be promoted to the final release soon.
This release adds a scan
property that will let you control which archive types that should be scanned, and the graphical dependency report will now include the images if the dot
application is available.
Stay tuned for the final release :)
For Those About to Rock, We Salute You !
I'm happy to announce that the JCA team have shipped our 9th developer snapshot of the 1.0 series.
Full release notes are here.
WorkManager
This snapshot features a WorkManager which is backed by the JBoss Threads project.
The WorkManager reference two separate threads pools; one for short running tasks and one for long running tasks. You should set the HintsContext.LONGRUNNING_HINT if your Work instance is in the latter category.
Through our vendor specific metadata file - jboss-ra.xml - you can now select which BootstrapContext that your resource adapter will use. This will give you the ability to create different BootstrapContext configurations; f.ex. a bootstrap context which uses threads with a high priority and another with threads using a low priority.
Furthermore we have made some changes that will provide better scaling when deploying multiple resource adapter within the same container.
We believe that only full SecurityContext support is missing from the implementation at this point. So send us your feedback on our WorkManager implementation.
Validator
This release also features the initial version of our standalone resource adapter validator tool. You can now execute the validator against your resource adapter by
java -jar jboss-jca-validator.jar myra.rar
In future releases we will look at how we can make it easier to use the standalone validator - and of course we will provide Apache Ant and Apache Maven plugins for the tool too.
If you want to help out with improving usability - and get your use-cases covered - for the tool drop by our forum.
The Road Ahead
The EE6 TCK is still our priority, so we will continue down that road - but be sure to send us feedback on your use-cases.
For Those About to Rock, We Salute You !
This week we had our first meeting at the Boston JBoss User Group :)
Bill Burke gave an excellent presentation about RESTEasy and JAX-RS.
We have now uploaded the audio and video to the meetings homepage. So check it out and feel free to provide feedback.
Our next meeting will be Andrew Lee Rubinger talking about EJB 3.1 on March 9th, 2010. So sign up now for that meeting !
For Those About to Rock, We Salute You !
I'm happy to announce the 8th developer snapshot of the JBoss JCA project.
The full release notes are here.
New components
In addition to focusing on EE6 - this release adds some component upgrades, which syncs up the versions against the upcoming JBoss Application Server 6.0.0.M2 release.
Keep testing and provide feedback :)
The Road Ahead
We will keep focusing on implementing the JCA 1.6 specification until we hit 1.0.0.Beta1.
For Those About to Rock, We Salute You !
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