"But that's not all - the AS team is also working on Glassfish v3, which
will be very interesting, because the AS will become very modular. The
basic engine will start in 1 s (yes, "one second") and then modules will
be loaded dynamically based on the needs of the applications running on
the application server. Thus it will be possible to have a very
lightweight AS supporting basic scripting with very fast startup or to
have a fully featured Java EE application server with the same binary.
And the best news is that preview of Glassfish v3 will be available very
soon - possibly even at the end of February."
http://blogs.sun.com/roumen/entry/glassfish_v1_v2_and_beyond
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi Siva,
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> yes I know that the Spec mandates JMS support to be provided for MDBs and so forth. But many JEE apps are pure web apps without the need for JMS and as such it would be very convenient to turn it off. Also in many companies you have a corporate standard for a certain JMS provider and you are not allowed to use that one that ships with your appserver of choice.
>
> thx
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