Ryan de Laplante wrote:
> A while back I downloaded the application server and access manager
> individually then found out that the only way I can have access manager
> is by installing the application platform SDK, or by installing one of
> the tools bundles. At the moment I don't need access manager but if I
> wanted it, would my only option be the application platform SDK?
No, GF contains an update tool ($GF_HOME/updatecenter/bin/updatetool)
which takes you to the Update center and there you can choose which
component to add to your server. The only difference is that you get
only FCS versions or the first releases of components from there (ie. AM
7.1, SWDP R1,...). If you want to use more up to date components (ie AM
7.1_01 eaX, SWDP R2,...) you have to use application platform SDK or
install these components manually somehow - I saw some description of
this process somewhere in developers section of openESB project some
time ago.
--lj
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>
> Thanks,
> Ryan
>
>
> Abhijit Kumar wrote:
>> Glassfish is the application server. In addition to application
>> server, Application Platform SDK includes --
>>
>> Open ESB 2.0 Preview (http://open-esb.dev.java.net)
>> Portlet Container 1.0 (http://portal.dev.java.net)
>> Java System Access Manager 7.1
>> API Javadocs, Samples, Blueprints and First cup tutorial
>>
>> Ryan de Laplante wrote:
>>> What is in the Java Application Platform SDK that is not in Glassfish?
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