What’s been happening in the past 2 years and what’s up with GlassFish right now? GlassFish evolves with enterprise support, improved logging, microservices, updated security, and much more…
GlassFish is rolling forward. What’s New? Read Post »
The startserv script is a command-line tool to start GlassFish in the foreground easily. It is used by the official GlassFish Docker image to optimize running GlassFish in Docker.
Start GlassFish in foreground – a closer look at the optimized “startserv” Script Read Post »
This tutorial will guide you to configure Apache HTTP Server as a load balancer for your GlassFish cluster. It shows how to apply the sticky session routing mechanism to keep requests within a single session served by a single GlassFish instance.
How to: Apache Server as a Load Balancer for your GlassFish Cluster Read Post »
This tutorial will guide you to set up a GlassFish cluster that serves a single application on multiple machines. To be used with sticky sessions load balancing.
How to: Set up a GlassFish Cluster Read Post »
In this article, I’m going to share how I use GlassFish Embedded in my project is APILoader. APILoader has a server component and a client component but they are deployed differently depending on the needs of their users. The server component can be deployed either on a central GlassFish Server, or together with the client component in a GlassFish Embedded container.
GlassFish Embedded – a simple way to run Jakarta EE apps Read Post »
In this article, we’ll address upgrading individual libraries used by your applications. This solves two problems. First, it improves the
Upgrade to Jakarta EE 10 – part 3: Transform incompatible Dependencies Read Post »
We explain how you can automate transforming the application’s source code to use the Jakarta EE 10 APIs. This will enable you to use new features in Jakarta EE 10 as well as newer versions of external libraries that require Jakarta EE 10.
Upgrade to Jakarta EE 10 – part 2: Transform Application Source Code Read Post »
Upgrading to Jakarta EE 10 from an older version of Jakarta EE or Java EE can be a bit tricky and may require
How to upgrade to Jakarta EE 10 and GlassFish 7 – it’s much easier than you think! Read Post »
Press release: OmniFish are proud to announce they’ve established themselves as a new international company in the field of Jakarta EE support, specifically supporting the application server Eclipse GlassFish, a new cloud‑native Jakarta EE runtime Piranha Cloud, and their associated components such as Mojarra, the Jakarta Faces implementation.
Yes, Jakarta EE 10 is just behind the door, with a rich set of new useful features. GlassFish 7 is also very close to its final release, coming with Jakarta EE 10 support. And it’s now actively maintained and commercially supported by OmniFish. Therefore you can start using Jakarta EE 10 very soon on a reliable and production‑ready server backed by a commercial company. But first, what’s coming to Jakarta EE 10?
Jakarta EE 10 is coming with GlassFish 7 Read Post »
