Officially, the tool we all know as “GlassFish” is really GlassFish Open Source Edition, which is Oracle’s GPL/CDDL-licensed Java EE application server. Chapter V: Summary, Conclusion and Goodbye Comic -)Ĭhapter I: A little history of GlassFish "This announcement and Oracle's 'optimizations' is the perfect opportunity for other vendors like TomEE (with commercial support by Tomitribe), Wildfly (supported by Red Hat) or WebSphere Liberty Profile (supported by IBM), to step in." - Adam Bien, In his Blog.Chapter IV: Getting the rest of your environment back online (repository, IDE, CI server and frameworks).Chapter III: Setting up your Java EE Specifications/Implementations: EJB, CDI, JSF and JPA.
Chapter II: Migrating your application ecosystem from GlassFish.Chapter I: A little history of GlassFish.We look at all the options, make suggestions and take you through the process. In this post, we offer up a little history of GlassFish before jumping into a tutorial on migrating from GlassFish to another application server.
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