Eclipse - Enterprise Apps and Rich Front-end using GlassFish and jMaki

Ludovic Champenois (Sun Microsystems), Carla Mott (Sun Microsystems Inc.)

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Thursday, 10:10, 50 minutes | Grand Ballroom F |

Ludovic Champenois

Carla Mott

Eclipse provides an open and extensible framework to build software. GlassFish is an open source Java EE 5 compatible Application Server. The GlassFish community has created a plug-in for Eclipse that allows to build an enterprise application and deploy on the App server. GlassFish community has also delivered a plug-in for jMaki. jMaki is a light-weight framework to build "Web 2.0" applications that using Java (JSP and JSF), Rails, PHP & Phobos. This talk will introduce you to GlassFish and jMaki. Then through multiple demos will show how GlassFish and jMaki plug-ins in Eclipse provide a robust development and deployment platform for enterprise applications.

Ludovic Champenois is a Technology Director and Senior Architect at Sun Microsystems, and has been with Sun and Java for the last 11 years. He is one of the tech lead and architect on Sun's Application Server and is responsible to ensure best in class developer experience for Java EE programmers with Sun Application Server and tools. (NetBeans and Eclipse). Ludovic is also heavily involved in leading Sun's open source initiative (Projects GlassFish, Ajax jMaki, Phobos, OpenSolaris and SAMP).

Carla Mott is a colead for Project jMaki, a client server framework for building Ajax enable web applications. She is also a Java Enterprise Community leader on java.net and a committer for Dojo, an open-source JavaScript toolkit. Previously, she was a project owner for Project GlassFish where she helped to open source Sun's application server and to build the GlassFish community. She has been at Sun for over 13 years, worked on the application server technologies since 1999 and has had the opportunity to speak at JavaOne for the last 5 years.