Fuji Milestone 6
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Highlights
GlassFish v3 Integration
- Fuji server can run on the GlassFish v3 OSGi runtime
- Fuji / GlassFish v3 bundle now available
- Deployment of Fuji applications supported (no support yet for combined Java EE / Fuji applications)
New Service Types
- Java Supports callouts to POJOs
- A new list-components command has been added. The command has an option --type with values binding, engine, or all allowed. The default is all.
- The list-loggers and set-logger commands have been enhanced to support component loggers, and to support filters on the logger names.
- Web UI
- AWS S3 service type, a prototype that we hope to make into a more generic way to interface with services running in a Cloud. Feedback on this feature is welcome.
- Real-time message flow monitoring/debugging
- NetBeans IDE
- All plugins have been migrated to NetBeans 6.5
- Improvements to code completion in IFL editor
- Log view added to server support
- Option to keep Fuji server running upon exiting IDE
- Eclipse IDE - New!
- Basic server runtime management support (start/stop, CLI interface from IDE)
- Deployment support from project to runtime
- Supports both Equinox and Felix runtimes
Contents
- Included in this distribution:
- Fuji framework
- Demo application (m2app) and mock MDM service (m2mdm)
- Service Engines:
- Binding Components:
- Database (sun-database-binding)
- Email (sun-email-binding)
- File (sun-file-binding)
- FTP (sun-ftp-binding)
- REST (sun-rest-binding)
- Scheduler (sun-scheduler-binding)
- SMTP (sun-smtp-binding) (deprecated - please use Email instead)
- Shared Libraries
- Encoder (sun-encoder-library)
- Shared Utility (sun-shared-util-library)
- WSDL (sun-wsdl-library)
- Apache Felix OSGi framework and supporting technologies (e.g. Event Admin)
- Simple JNDI
- Apache Derby client and server
fuji/
bin/ # location of felix framework
bundle/ # fuji bundles
conf/ # fuji configuration
jndi/ # JNDI resource definitions
samples/ # sample applications
README.txt # no one ever reads this