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Cloud時代の重要な選択肢としていかに多数のユーザーを単一Application Serverでサポートできるか、(メモリーFootprintが小さいか)が鍵を握っています。

その視点で注目を集めているのが”Jetty(Webtide社)”で、既に2008年のNetCraft社調査でTomcatに肉薄しています。

案外、Google社のGoogle Application Engineや、Zimbra社(最近VMWARE社が買収して注目をあびています)の例や、世界のMobile Operatorが次々とJettyを採用しているのは、隠れた潮流なのかもしれません。

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また、Java DeveloperのJob求人率では、驚異的な伸び率です。
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この背景は
Jetty and Resin closing in on Tomcat's popularity
に出ていますが、この記事のコメントが背景を説明しています。

The truth is that I don't need/want JSP anymore. Most modern Web Frameworks doesn't use JSP. And it's a big load on Tomcat. So, 3 simple jars (with AJP) for Jetty and roll. What I mean is that the success of Jetty is due to the Web Frameworks taking the templating issue on themselves, and most queries are Ajax/REST based. Tomcat becomes and overkill.

I've found Jetty to work more smoothly in Equinox (and other OSGi frameworks). For one, Jetty has always been more focussed on ease of embedding. Second, Jetty provides the OSGi manifest out of the box. Third, it's already used by default in a number of Equinox projects such as RAP (Rich AJAX Platform) and Eclipse SDK (for the Help system).

そこで、Jetty vs TomcatのまとめとJettyがいかに如何に期待されているかの資料をまとめましたので、興味にある方はどうぞ。




ますます興味をもたれた方は
http://www.intalioworks.com/products/webtide/jetty/
で詳細をアクセスしてください。


 
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Company extends its participation in the BPMN 2.0 specification with OMG

Palo Alto, Calif. — February 2, 2010 — Intalio, Inc., the Enterprise Cloud Company, today announced that it will continue its commitment to the development of the BPMN™ 2.0 specification as a member of the OMG™ Finalization Task Force. Intalio has been a long-time contributor to the BPMN specification, and in joining the OMG Finalization Task Force, the company continues its role evolving the specification that enables businesses to understand their internal business procedures in a graphical notation and communicate these procedures in a standard manner, from drawing to execution.

"Intalio, being one of the founding members of BPMI, is a natural partner and participant in the BPMN 2.0 specification,” said Vishal Saxena, VP of Engineering for the Intalio|Works division. “We are excited to be a part of BPMN 2.0 Finalization Task Force, and are committed to this emerging standard for our customers and community."

Intalio has a long history supporting standards for Business Process Modeling, including the BPMN 1.2 specification and BPEL 2.0. As a pioneer in BPM solutions, Intalio has an extensive base of over 600 customers in production with Intalio BPMS. Intalio has been the leader in open source BPMS since 2007, with over 50,000 users and hundreds of thousands of downloads.

“OMG is delighted to welcome Antoine Toulme of Intalio to the BPMN2 Finalization Task Force,” said Andrew Watson, OMG’s Technical Director. “Intalio is widely recognized as a thought leader in Business Process Management, and Intalio’s involvement in OMG’s BPMN2 work will help ensure the highest quality standard.”

About Intalio, Inc.

Intalio is the leading vendor of BPMS solutions and enterprise cloud computing platforms. Intalio has over 600 customers in 55 countries, including ABB, Allianz, Cisco, Henkel, INFORMATICA, Kaiser Permanente, The Queensland Government, Grupo Santander, and SABRE Holdings. Founded in July 1999, Intalio is a privately-held, venture-backed company located in Palo Alto, California. For more information on Intalio, please call +1 650 596 1800 or visit www.intalio.com.

 

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