Title : JBoss AS 5 Performance Tuning
Author : PacktPub
Date : Sat Jan 29th, 2011

JBoss AS 5 Performance Tuning will teach you how to deliver fast applications on the JBoss Application Server and Apache Tomcat, giving you a decisive competitive advantage over your competitors. You will learn how to optimize hardware resources, meeting your application requirements with less expenditure. The performance of Java Enterprise applications is the sum of a set of components including the Java Virtual Machine configuration, the application server configuration (in our case, JBoss AS), the application code itself, and ultimately the operating system. This book will show you how to apply the correct tuning methodology and use the tuning tools that will help you to monitor and address any performance issues.

Title : Developing Applications with JBoss and Hibernate
Author : PacktPub
Date : Sun Feb 14th, 2010

The JBoss Application Server is a Java EE-certified platform for developing and deploying Java Enterprise applications. JBoss Application Server provides the full range of J2EE 1.5 features as well as extended Enterprise services including clustering, caching, and persistence. This book will show Java EE developers how to develop their applications using the JBoss Application Server. It covers topics such as:

Title : JBoss Tools 3 Developer's Guide
Author : PacktPub
Date : Sat Oct 10th, 2009

In this chapter, we will discuss the JBoss Tools Palette, which is a very useful tool designed especially for speeding up the development of JSP, JSF, HTML, XHTML or any other text file that contains tags. In principle, JBoss Tools Palette is a collection of common tags, exposed through a flexible and easy-to-use interface.

Title : Seam 2.0 Web Development
Author : PacktPub
Date : Thu Sep 17th, 2009

In the previous chapter, we learned what the Seam Framework is, and what it offers to Java developers. In this chapter, we are going to start learning how to develop applications using Seam, and we will see some of the features we had discussed previously. In this chapter, we will learn the basic structure of a Seam application. We will see in practice how Seam Injection and Outjection work, and we will learn more about Seam components. We will also see exactly how Seam bridges the gap between the Web tier (using Java Server Faces) and the Server tier (using Enterprise Java Beans).

Title : Drools JBoss Rules 5.0 - Human-readable Rules
Author : PacktPub
Date : Tue Aug 25th, 2009

Business rules implementations presented so far were aimed mostly at developers. However, it is sometimes needed that these rules are readable and understandable by the business analysts. Ideally, they should be able to change the rules or even write new ones. An important aspect of business rules is their readability and user friendliness. Looking at a rule, you should immediately have an idea of what it is about. In this chapter, we'll look at Domain Specifi c Languages (DSLs), decision tables, and rule fl ows to create human-readable rules.

Title : Guided Rules with the Guvnor
Author : JavaBeat
Date : Mon Aug 24th, 2009

In the last chapter we took a tour with the Guvnor and used it to write our fi rst business rule, and printed out a traditional 'Hello World' message. Although this rule is a major step forward for us, we're not really using the full power of the Drools rule engine. In this chapter, we're going to stay with the Guvnor rule editor, and use it to write some more sophisticated rules. In particular, we're going to:

Title : JBoss Portal Server Development [ Book ]
Author : PacktPub
Date : Tue Feb 17th, 2009

Enterprises need more than just basic services; they need value-creating entities, which are crucial for running a successful business. Portals offer tremendous value to enterprises, and JBoss Portal Server is a popular, feature-rich open-source server that provides a standards-compliant platform to host functionality that serves the diverse portal needs of an enterprise. Its primary strength lies in its ability to provide robust support for custom implementation of functionality using the JSR-168 portlet API.

Title : Creating Webservice using JBoss and Eclipse Europa
Author : SriHari
Date : Fri Oct 12th, 2007

This article will introduce you to JBoss Webservice (JAX-WS). Here you will be knowing how to use the annotations and create a web service to deploy in JBoss. Since JBoss comes with JAX-WS jars inbuilt, we will not be adding any jars in addition for this article. This article will also give you a example code and walk you through the code. This will also explain creation of dynamic web project (not elaborated) and configuration of JBoss server to it.

Title : jUDDI and Configuration in jBoss and MySQL database
Author : SriHari
Date : Mon Sep 24th, 2007

UDDI is one of the core Web Service standard. It provides access to Web Service Description Language which provides binding information and message formats required to interact with the web services listed in its directory. Enterprises that seek to optimize software or service reuse subscribe to some form of service-oriented architecture (SOA), server programs or database software licensed by some of the professed founders of the UDDI.org and OASIS.

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