"However, the first builds of GlassFish v3 are already being tested in the
so called FishCAT program, which the presenter has participated in."
Thanks Wouter, that is wonderful to know you plan to go to this conference
and talk about GlassFish v3. I am very happy too that you will talk about
FishCAT program and your experience. Thanks so much for your support.
Just one minor comment may be you can put(GlassFish Community Acceptance Testing)
after FishCAT so people know what it is.
Go Fishcatting :-)
Thanks,
Judy
Wouter van Reeven wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> In December the Belgian Java Users Group will organize DeVoxx (formerly known as
> JavaPolis). DeVoxx is the largest independent Java conference in the world. I
> have submitted a proposal for a presentation about GlassFish v3. The deadline is
> on Wednesday, October 15 so I still have some time to make corrections to my
> proposal. If anyone cares to give me some feedback, please feel free to do so.
>
> I have based the proposal on my own interests and my ability to prepare demos.
> The porposal is composed of a summary and an abstract. Thanks in advance for any
> feedback you have.
>
>
> Greets, Wouter
>
> Summary: Ever since GlassFish was first launched in June 2005, it has evolved
> into much more than just an Open Source application server for Java EE (5).
> Using add-ons like OpenSSO, Hudson, Metro and OpenESB, GlassFish has become a
> robust and highly scalable application server for Java EE5, continuous
> integration, SOA and BPEL.
>
> With Java EE 6 on its way, the GlassFish team are working hard keep GlassFish up
> to date with the still changing specifications that will eventually lead to Java
> EE 6. However, the first builds of GlassFish v3 are already being tested in the
> so called FishCAT program, which the presenter has participated in.
>
> The presentation will give an overview of GlassFish, it's goals for Java EE 6, a
> summary of some of the specifications that Java EE 6 will be composed of and
> will show a few demo's of code that has been built on these specifications.
>
> Abstract: An historic overview of GlassFish
> A summary of GlassFish core and components
> A summary of JSRs for Java EE 6
> - JSF 2.0
> - EJB 3.1
> - RESTfull web services
> OSGi support in GlassFish v3
> Demo's of JSF 2.0, EJB 3.1, REST and OSGi.
>
>