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EVENTS AT A GLANCE
Resin 4.0.5 Release
April 2010
TheServerSide Java Symposium
March 17-19, 2010
San Francisco Resin Training Class
April 14-16, 2010
New York Resin Training Class
June 16-18, 2010
London Resin Training Class
June 28-30, 2010
JavaOne
September 19-23, 2010
SUCCESS NOTE
“The technical support we’ve received from Caucho over the years has been excellent. They have always responded quickly and helped us through even the most bizarre errors when running our apps on Resin and Quercus.”
RESOURCES
Resin RefCardzThe must have Resin cheat sheet for network administrators and developers.
COMMUNITY
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 MARCH 2010 NEWS
Resin: Light-footed Java EE, presented by keynote speaker Reza Rahman
Wednesday, March 17 from 11:45am – 12:25pm, Reza Rahman will present a hands-on introduction to the Resin application server. Resin is targeted to provide a lightweight and powerful implementation of Java EE 6 Web Profile. Reza will discuss the composition of the Web Profile which includes Servlet 3, EJB 3.1 Lite, CDI, JPA, JSF 2 and Bean Validation. In addition to the Web Profile, Resin includes asynchronous processing, Hessian Remoting, JMS and scheduled tasks. Beyond the technical outline, Reza will demonstrate to the Java community why Resin is the lightweight Java EE 6 application server of choice.
If you are attending TheServerSide Java Symposium in the next week, please be sure to attend Reza’s keynote presentation. We are excited to share our current development and show you the importance of a lightweight and powerful Resin application server.
Read more about Resin: Light-footed Java EE
Resin Refcardz now available on JavaLobby
Resin has a reputation for being lightweight and fast, yet reliable and scalable enough to power the most demanding enterprise sites. This DZone Refcard starts with the basics and leads to directory layout, configuration, monitoring, administration, deploying applications, DB connectivity, security, developing with Resin and much more. It is a great cheat sheet for network administrators or developers new to Resin or want a concise reference guide. The Resin RefCardz is also an excellent resource to learn about the exciting new features Resin 4.0 has to offer.
Download the Resin Refcardz
TECH TALK
Jigsaw and CDI: a perfect fit
The language-level approach that Jigsaw is taking is well-suited to integration with Java CDI. As you may know, Caucho is a major supporter of the Java CDI specification and we are working on our own implementation, called CanDI.
One of the most important aspects of a module system is inter-module connectivity. Using CDI, we can address this problem using annotation based injection. This will allow you to get the right object where you need it and directly from one of the modules on which you depend. Read the complete blog post to get a concrete depiction of our conclusion to why Jigsaw and CDI is a perfect fit.
For more information about Jigsaw and CDI by Emil Ong.
UPCOMING EVENTS
TheServerSide Java Symposium 2010
Only a week left until the TheServerSide Java Symposium will take place in Las Vegas at Caesar’s Palace on March 17-19, 2010. This is where a large number of Java experts will be gathering this March. With over 40 sessions, the tracks will be focused on: Frameworks, Architecture and SOA, Language, Tools & Techniques, and Cloud. Caucho CEO & Co-Founder, Steve Montal, Caucho’s Chief Evangelist, Emil Ong, and Director of Sales & Marketing, Theresa Nguyen, will be present to share the benefits and technology design of Caucho products with the attending Java professionals. Caucho Engineer Reza Rahman will also be in attendance, presenting talks on Java EE 6 and Java CDI. Please contact us to set up a meeting during these dates if you are based in Vegas or are attending the conference.
Read more about TheServerSide Java Symposium
Resin Administration Training Course for 2010
Caucho’s Resin Administration training course designed for system administrators and system architects will be held in San Francisco, New York and London. On-site training is available for groups of 10 or more participants. Please contact us for a quote. The class is taught by senior Caucho engineers and provides participants with a broad understanding of Resin application server intricacies and some of the latest developments in Java programming.
Resin administration training includes these valuable skills:
- Installing Resin
- Resin Directories
- Resin Architecture and Configuration
- Deploying Web Applications
- Java Web Applications
- Database Connectivity
- Resin Administration Application
- Resin Security
- Performance Tuning
- Improving Reliability
- Setting up a Resin Cluster
- Advanced Topics
- Discussions on Web Profile, CDI, Real-Time Web (RTW), and Cloud Support
For questions about onsite training or different locations, please contact us at sales@caucho.com or call (858) 456-0300.
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1071 Mississippi Street
San Francisco, CA 94107, USA
April 14-16, 2010 |
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NYC Seminar and Conference Center
71 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10010, USA
June 16-18, 2010 |
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The Skills Matter eXchange | Register Now |
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116-120 Goswell Road
London, EC1V7DP, UK
June 28-30, 2010 |
TIP OF THE MONTH
Efficient application management by launching Resin and the Watchdog
In Resin 4.0 the Watchdog architecture changed from a single to a double JVM model; one for the Resin processes and the other for the Watchdog. As an important reliability and management feature of Resin, the Watchdog is responsible for starting, stopping and monitoring Resin processes. This blog post discusses the Watchdog architecture, how it affects the startup and runtime of Resin and how to remedy some common problems.
Read more about launching Resin and the Watchdog.
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