Open Application Servers:

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1 January April Open Application Servers: Apache Geronimo and WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Open Source Development 2006 IBM Corporation

2 Agenda Open Source Application Servers Apache Geronimo Community Architectural Overview Geronimo Administration Future Plans WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Support Conclusion 4-2 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

3 he Middleware Game is Changing Innovation in technology and in business models continues to keep the enterprise application server market competitive and expanding, despite growing commoditization of basic J2EE application servers. New players continue to emerge to offer alternatives and to aim at the leaders' weaknesses. Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Application Servers, 2Q05 After a period of testing by early adopters, firms are beginning to use open source software. in critical projects Forrester, Nov 2004 Forrester has found that availability of high-quality professional support is the major barrier to widespread adoption of open source projects. Forrester, September 2004 New license revenue is no longer the singular measure of success and influence in the Enterprise Application Server market. Gartner, 2005 Supported open source products provide a third choice between freeware and more robust products IDC Customers have begun to evaluate and deploy Supported Open Source Middleware for certain projects 4-3 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

4 Open Source: Developer, Partner & Customer Momentum Developers OSS devotee but needs CIO/Manager buy-in Partners Customers OSS acceptance linked to project complexity, criticality, time-to-value requirements OSS = Increased margins & lower TCO OSS = Subscription based model for acquiring software 4-4 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

5 A Growing Community of Partners and Customers As part of a multi-faceted alliance, AMD and IBM are developing customer-centric solutions around IBM services-oriented architecture initiatives AMD Opteron processors support WebSphere Application Server Community Edition by offering a compelling WebSphere solution which is designed to deliver enablement and scalability at the transaction level while delivering performance that addresses user expectations without increasing power and infrastructure costs. -Joe Menard, Corporate Vice President, Software Strategy, AMD Backed by the continued leadership IBM provides in open source alternatives and open standards solutions, CrossLogic can now offer a robust portal and content management system to a broader SMB community. With Infinity Portal on WebSphere Community Edition, our customers will enjoy both the flexibility of Open Source and the security of IBM support. - Russell A. Stinehour, President & CEO, CrossLogic Inc. "We have chosen to support Apache Geronimo and WebSphere Application Server Community Edition because it is a solid J2EE 1.4 open source server that is backed by IBM. This announcement continues our commitment to leverage open source and embrace open standards, adding value for our SMB customers and prospects with real support, that when combined with the power of eonecommerce makes for an attractive On-Demand solution, - Bob Noren, President, eonegroup 4-5 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

6 Growing Community of Customers and Partners By delivering solutions on an open, standards-based technology platform, we are helping customers avoid the long-term costs of proprietary technology. IBM WebSphere Community Edition gives our small, medium and large customers a greater set of deployment options while still leveraging the industry-leading WebSphere suite of technologies. -Cory Eaves, Chief Technology Officer, SSA Global Trifork is committed to providing our customers and partners with solutions that meet their growing business needs. We are delighted to support the Trifork performance management suite on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition to give our customers a compelling way to benefit from the flexibility of open source with reliable support from IBM. - Joern Larsen, CEO, Trifork "Webify has long been a supporter of open source software such as Linux and Apache and has contributed to the open source community. We support Apache Geronimo and the WebSphere Application Server Community Edition to provide a robust J2EE 1.4 open source server capabilities to our customers along with IBM's value added components and services. - Gopal Krishnan, VP Engineering, Webify Solutions We are pleased to see the expanded open source commitment by IBM with the release of WebSphere Application Server Community Edition and Apache Geronimo and think enterprise customers will be too. - Pierre Violo CEO, Xcalia 4-6 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

7 A Growing Community of Partners and Customers We are delighted to support MarvelIT s OpenReports Business Intelligence Suite on WebSphere Application Server Community Edition to give our customers a compelling way to benefit from the flexibility of open source with dependable support from IBM. WebSphere Application Server Community Edition enables our customers to tap into the low cost entry of open source technology to quickly develop and deploy business intelligence services. -Stephen Greenlee, CTO, MarvelIT QS Labs Gluecode-powered solutions increase the reliability and visibility of quality process execution [We look] forward to the improvements that arrive with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, bringing together the best of open source technology and enterprise expertise. - Joe Lindsay, President of QS Labs, Inc. Supporting WebSphere Application Server Community Edition is a natural extension of Tacton's strategic collaboration with IBM and its WebSphere family of products, all the way from the application server to high end solutions such as WebSphere Commerce and WebSphere Product Center. - Christer Wallberg, CEO, Tacton Systems AB 4-7 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

8 Apache Software Foundation Non-Profit organization formed in 1999 Fosters open source software projects Over 1,100+ committers 30 top-level projects Ant, HTTP Server, Perl, Tomcat, Geronimo, etc. Numerous sub-projects 4-8 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

9 ASF Guiding Principles Meritocracy Merit is earned by contributing Project is governed by those with merit Openness Merit is earned in the open Discussions take place in the open Decisions are made in the open Commercial friendly license Commercial products can base on the software 4-9 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

10 Apache License, V2.0 Business friendly license Free download and use of Apache Software Apache software can be included in non- Apache packages and distributions Requires clear attribution and copy of AL 2.0 license Does not require source to be included in distributions Does not require changes/extensions to be submitted back to the ASF 4-10 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

11 Apache Tomcat plus 1. Developers have a job to do write the next killer app! 2. Apache Tomcat helps them build apps quickly 3. But Tomcat doesn t have web services support, a security framework, or messaging; so your developers added those components and integrated them into the stack 4. Then you wrote some app-specific service and integrated that into the stack 5. Turns out your app needs clustering too, so they throw that into the stack 6. but the web services component they got doesn t do clustering; luckily there s a newer version of that out now, so they get the new version and integrate THAT into the stack 7. Now the job is maintaining the killer app, Apache Tomcat, the web services component, messaging, security, clustering, AND your custom components Custom Integration SOAP/Web Services (Axis) JMS Messaging Your Killer App Security / Authentication Apache Tomcat Web Tier Clustering Other services you need/write Developers maintain all this! Custom Integration 4-11 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

12 Apache Tomcat + Geronimo What if you could start with Tomcat Extend Tomcat with pre-integrated features & services you need most (read: someone other than you did the tedious work) Welcome to a little secret we like to call Tomcat+, or Apache Geronimo GBean extensible framework Your Killer App Apache Tomcat Security / Authentication Web Tier Clustering Geronimo Plug-In Architecture Fully Integrated & Extensible Kernel Services SOAP/Web Services (Axis) JMS Messaging Other Optional Plug-ins for EJBs, Transactions, etc Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

13 What is Apache Geronimo? Open source J2EE application server project developed by the Apache Software Foundation. Benefits from the efforts of collaborative development by an open community of Java developers worldwide. Apache-licensed open source application server Highly customizable Brings together leading technologies from the broad open source community to support J2EE Small footprint Open Community-driven 4-13 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

14 Architectural Overview Integration of multiple open source projects 4-14 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

15 Included with Geronimo distribution Open source J2EE 1.4 application server Integration with other open source projects: Apache Tomcat (Web server and servlet engine) Jetty (Web server and servlet engine) ActiveMQ (Messaging) OpenEJB (EJB container and server) Apache Axis and Scout (SOAP and Web services) Apache Derby (Relational database system) 4-15 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

16 Geronimo Features at a Glance J2EE 1.4 Certified First certification with Sun Microsystems in October this year Certified on the Sun Jetty is the default Web Container Geronimo supports two Web containers: Jetty and Tomcat Database Support Integrated Apache Derby database Also supports JDBC enabled databases using a connector framework from TranQL Limited Eclipse Web Tools Project support Integrated Development Environment for creating, deploying, and debugging Runtime customization Advanced micro-kernel architecture enables runtime customization to save systems resources and improve performance Allows for greater flexibility in creating different server personalities in the future 4-16 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

17 Geronimo Kernel Manages Geronimo Server components System Services Transaction manager, security manager, Resources Thread pools, caches, class loaders Applications Responsible for: Life Cycle Management Load, start, stop, unload Life cycle event notification Dependency Management Assure dependencies are running before starting a service 4-17 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

18 System services System Service Transactions Security Threading/Work Web container EJB container Messaging Mail WebService container Timed operation Naming Database Specification JTA JAAS, JACC Servlet, JSP EJB JMS JavaMail, JAF JAX-RPC, EWS JNDI JDBC Open Source Project Geronimo Geronimo Geronimo Jetty, Apache Tomcat OpenEJB ActiveMQ Geronimo Geronimo, Axis Geronimo Geronimo Apache Derby 4-18 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

19 Apache Geronimo Progress Apache Geronimo Project formed Milestone 3 released IBM acquires Gluecode Software Geronimo passes J2EE Certification Test Suite Milestone 4 released Milestone 5 released, full J2EE certification V1.0 Shipped August 2003 August 2004 May 2005 June 2005 August 2005 Oct 2005 Dec Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

20 GBeans Presented by IBM developerworks Simple Inversion of Control (IoC) framework Services are given configuration and references to other services at startup Services do not lookup configuration or services from the environment (JNDI, system properties, static variables) Provides support for Managed attributes References and dependencies Life-cycle model GBeans are POJO with meta-data 4-20 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

21 eronimo Configuration A Configuration is a packaged deployment of one or more GBeans Operates as a single unit Closely coupled services can be grouped All GBeans are loaded, started, stopped, and unloaded together Packaged into a single Jar for easy distribution Each configuration has a class loader Can have multiple parent configurations which are parents of the class loader 4-21 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

22 Geronimo Assembly Collection of one or more Configurations into an executable whole Assembly tool automatically includes a dependent configurations and jars Easy to create a build to order server 4-22 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

23 J2EE Assembly j2ee-system rmi-naming tomcat j2ee-security jetty j2ee-server console-jetty geronimo-gbeandeployer console-tomcat ldap-realm j2ee-deployer axis directory system-database ldap-demo-jetty jetty-deployer axis-deployer daytrader-jetty activemq-broker openejb tomcat-deployer openejb-deployer daytrader-tomcat activemq client-deployer unavailable-clientdeployer j2ee-corba uddi-jetty unavailable-ejbdeployer unavailablewebservicesdeployer uddi-tomcat 4-23 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

24 Geronimo 1.X Presented by IBM developerworks Jar Disk After Start Modules Started Memory (heap) full g 61mb 76mb 120m 37 32mb web jms 43mb 55mb 96mb 24 26mb little-g 19mb 22mb 22mb 13? 4-24 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

25 Installation Presented by IBM developerworks.zip &.TAR.GZ distributions available now ZIP/TAR: Download and unzip either the Jetty or the Tomcat distribution Edit ports in var/config/config.xml (more on this in a bit) Have to get it running before the console is available Installer: run java -jar geronimo-installer.jar and make your selections accordingly 4-25 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

26 Start and Stop Presented by IBM developerworks Start: run java -jar bin/server.jar command-line options: --long (simpler startup output) --quiet (no progress bar) -v or -vv (more log output to console) Can also use provided scripts and pass argument of "run" (foreground) or "start" (background) Stop: Ctrl-C or java -jar bin/shutdown.jar 4-26 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

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28 January April Demo - Apache Geronimo Open Source Development 2006 IBM Corporation

29 Admin Console Features Check server JVM configuration Search/review server logs Configure Web server ports Review basic Web server statistics Review, deploy, start/stop applications Interact with the embedded Derby database Review and deploy 3 rd party JARs Configure embedded JMS server plus Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

30 Database Pools Presented by IBM developerworks Can deploy by hand Can deploy as part of an application Options include pool size, exception handler, etc Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

31 MS Resources Geronimo starts an ActiveMQ broker by default Can also deploy by hand or as part of an application 4-31 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

32 ecurity Realms Based on JAAS LoginModules Can deploy by hand or as part of an application Default in var/security properties 4-32 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

33 Configuration (hard) Most configuration is controlled by config.xml in var/config Controls which configurations to load Lets you override settings on any server component (identified by config name + component name + attribute name) Note that the server rewrites this file while it's running Edit it only while the server is down! 4-33 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

34 config.xml Presented by IBM developerworks <attributes xmlns=" <configuration name="geronimo/rmi-naming/1.0/car"> <gbean name="rmiregistry"> <attribute name="port">1099</attribute> </gbean> <gbean name="namingproperties"> <attribute name="namingproviderurl"> rmi:// :1099 </attribute> </gbean> </configuration> <configuration name=... />... </attributes> 4-34 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

35 Configuration (easy) Start server and point browser to Use the screens there to edit network ports, add database connection pools, etc. May need to restart the server to apply certain changes Can t use if original network ports conflict 4-35 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

36 Deployment Overview For apps: need an archive or directory with a J2EE deployment descriptor, and typically a Geronimo deployment plan For services (custom configurations): just need a Geronimo deployment plan Use the command-line deploy tool, maven plugin, admin console, IDE tools, or hot deploy directory to deploy the app or service Deploy tool and Maven plugin return errors and a success code to the caller; better for scripting 4-36 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

37 Deployment Plan aka server-specific deployment descriptor Geronimo plans are based on XML Schemas (normally one per module type) Schemas can be found in schemas/ Always have a configid (a unique ID for the module), various optional elements used to set up class loaders and startup dependencies, and the optional gbean element used to add custom Geronimo services to the module 4-37 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

38 ypical Deployment Plan <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <web-app xmlns=" configid="geronimo/jmxdebug/1.0/car"> <dependency> <uri> commons-collections/commons-collections/3.1/jar </uri> </dependency> <context-root>/debug-tool</context-root> <context-priority-classloader> false </context-priority-classloader> </web-app> 4-38 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

39 Module Lifecycle 4-39 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

40 Geronimo Architecture EAR EJB WAR Hot Swap Local Environment (DataSources etc.) RAR J2EE Configuration (Tomcat, OpenEJB, ActiveMQ) Cold Swap System Services (Logging, URL Handler, XML Catalog) Geronimo Kernel (Lifecycle, Config Manager, Repository) 4-40 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

41 Command-Line Deploy Tool Communicates with a running server Run with java -jar bin/deployer.jar [options] command [command-options] Commands include login, help, deploy, undeploy, redeploy, list-modules, etc. Normally prompted for a username and password ( system and manager unless you selected something different) see var/security/*.properties 4-41 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

42 Remote Deployment Deploy tool can manage and deploy to a remote server Need to be able to access the RMI port (1099) and an HTTP(S) port (8080) Must have the remote-deploy web application deployed on the server It is deployed by default use --host and --port (or perhaps --uri) 4-42 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

43 Hot Deploy Directory geronimo/deploy/ Copy files to this directory to deploy update file to redeploy delete file to undeploy On startup, recognizes new deployments, but will not undeploy or redeploy Should use either command-line deployer or hot deployer for any given module That is, don't mix techniques for one module 4-43 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

44 Maven Plugin Presented by IBM developerworks Deployment plugin for Maven 1.x can start & stop server, deploy/undeploy/redeploy applications, start server and wait until it runs, etc. Can be included in build scripts and won t return until application is running (for subsequent testing, etc.) Maven 2 & Ant plugins should be coming in 1.2 or 2.0s 4-44 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

45 Geronimo IDE Tools Geronimo Server Adapter integrates with Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP 1.0.1) Generate application code Edit Geronimo deployment plans Deploy and test with an embedded Geronimo Server 4-45 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

46 Debugging Presented by IBM developerworks In IDEA, create a new debugging configuration and select Remote IDEA gives you a bunch of command-line parameters; start Geronimo with those java -Xdebug -Xnoagent... -jar bin/server.jar Then remote connection works perfectly Eclipse can run and debug Geronimo locally Should be able to debug both the server (if you have the source) and applications 4-46 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

47 Sample J2EE Module Plans 4-47 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

48 WEB-INF/geronimo-web.xml <web-app xmlns=" configid="mywebappname"> <dependency...> <context-root>/debug-tool</context-root> <context-priority-classloader> false </context-priority-classloader> <container-config...> <ejb-ref...> <service-ref...> <resource-ref...> <security-realm-name>sqlrealm</security-realm-name> <security...> <gbean...> </web-app> 4-48 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

49 META-INF/openejb-jar.xml <openejb-jar xmlns=" configid="myejbjarname"> <dependency...> <!-- some CMP settings here --> <enterprise-beans> <session...> <entity...> <message-driven...> </enterprise-beans> <relationships...> <security...> <gbean...> </openejb-jar> 4-49 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

50 META-INF/geronimo-ra.xml <connector xmlns=" configid="myconnectorname"> <dependency...> <resourceadapter> <resourceadapter-instance...> <outbound-resourceadapter> <connection-definition> <connectiondefinition-instance...> </connection-definition> </outbound-resourceadapter> </resourceadapter> <adminobject...> <gbean...> </connector> 4-50 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

51 ../geronimo-application.xml <application xmlns=" configid="myapplicationname"> <dependency...> <module> <connector>tranql-connector-1.1.rar</connector> <alt-dd>plans/dbpool-definition.xml</alt-dd> </module>... <security...> <gbean...> </application> 4-51 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

52 Geronimo V1.1 Configuration support migration Current configuration plans are version specific, requiring updates with each new version Kernel and configuration simplification Jetty security fixes Multiple bug fixes GUI Installer 4-52 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

53 Geronimo 1.x Presented by IBM developerworks OpenJPA Integration (EJB3 persistence) ServiceMix Integration (JBI support for ESB functionality) Enhanced clustering support Improved administration capabilities Performance enhancements Java 5.0 Maven Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

54 Geronimo 2.0 Presented by IBM developerworks JEE 5 EJB 3, Servlet 2.5, etc Native Spring support Downloadable plugins (maven repos etc) Portal Server integration Improved Ajax Support XBean Integration A new ultra lightweight kernel Replaces GBean kernel Pluggable IoC frameworks extensible bean framework 4-54 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

55 Geronimo Future Plans Features driven by developers and users We welcome contributions, particularly from other open source projects Come along and join in the fun Help shape the future of Geronimo! 4-55 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

56 Why choose Apache Geronimo? IBMs strategic commitment to open source, Apache Geronimo and Gluecode True open community of Apache Geronimo with broad industry participation Vendor stability of IBM Trusted support and service from IBM Future migration to the IBM software portfolio as needs grow WebSphere application server market share addresses customers seeking to align with their WebSphere investments 4-56 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

57 Apache Geronimo Momentum An open community driving market momentum Platforms ISVs Linux Distributors Apache Geronimo Contributors System Integrators + Many Independent Developers 4-57 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

58 Summary Presented by IBM developerworks Geronimo is a generic framework Can integrate different service components Custom application distribution Geronimo supports custom application assembly Use assemblies to create specialized versions of Geronimo J2EE server assembly is just one example Server modularity allow unneeded features to be removed for small footprint 4-58 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

59 What is WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE)? A lightweight J2EE application server built on Apache Geronimo technology Small Foot Print (~60MB download) J2EE Certified No Upfront Costs World-class Support (optional, fee-based) 4-59 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

60 WAS CE : New Features in V1.0.1 Leverages latest open source release of Apache Geronimo Improved reliability for most commonly deployed applications Web-tier clustering (Tomcat) Load balancing Flexible and rapid deployment across multiple configurations Directory-based hot deployment Local and remote deployment through command line, console, and IDE Portability to WebSphere Application Server family Eclipse plug-in with J2EE profiling capabilities for creation of more portable applications Enhanced Linux platform support RHEL 4.x on Power SLES 9 on Power 4-60 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

61 WAS CE : Key Features J2EE 1.4 Compatible Leverages Apache Geronimo for support of J2EE specifications Certified on the IBM JDK Database Support Integrated IBM Cloudscape database supported for development and production IBM DB2, MySQL, MS SQL Server and Oracle Full Eclipse web tools support Eclipse plug-in for creating, deploying, and debugging applications Runtime customization Architecture enables runtime customization to save systems resources and improve performance Centralized configuration and control Easy-to-use administrative console technology preview for managing & monitoring the application server and related resources Small Footprint: ~40MB download Easy access - downloadable in minutes Easily embeddable in customer or ISV application stack Liberal product license Free to use in development, testing, and deployment 4-61 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

62 IBM Endorsed Open Source & Open Source Based Application Server Products Apache Geronimo Pure J2EE compatible Open Source Application Server Aligned to Geronimo community needs WebSphere Application Server Community Edition J2EE compatible application server based on open source with commercial IBM characteristics (i.e. broader platform support, migration documents, etc.) Balanced alignment with Geronimo community & IBM partner and customer needs Free product Free product (download from geronimo.apache.org) Two tiers of IBM Support Frequent release cycle Supported for 3 months after next release Services available from IBM (download from ibm.com/developerworks) Three tiers of IBM Support Stable & predictable release cycle Supported for 18 months from version release Services available from IBM 4-62 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

63 Choose Product Merits & Your Goals: IBM Support Footprint OEMable? Runtime Customization Release Schedule Platform Support Tool Support Database Support Documentation Derivative Works Defect fixes Apache Geronimo Approximately 60MB with full J2EE features Easy to integrate, bundle and ship Easily turn on/off services as required Very frequent (iterative) RHEL, SLES, Windows, Solaris (Future: if community member does the work) Eclipse tooling plug-in (Future: if community member does the work) Apache Derby integrated; Support of other databases via JDBC drivers From community members, including, IBM developerworks Allowed (But not supported under IBM Support for Apache Geronimo offerings) Fixes provided under IBM Support for Apache Geronimo may not be included in future Geronimo product releases IBM WAS Community Edition Same Same Same 2x a year (stable & predictable) RHEL, SLES, Red Flag, Windows (Future: More platforms like Linux on Power) Eclipse tooling plug-in (Future: Rational Tooling) IBM Cloudscape integrated; Support for Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL Expanded documentation, samples and demos Optionally allowed via OEM agreements (But not supported under IBM Support offerings) Fixes provided under IBM Support will be included in future product releases or a suitable alternative will be provided 4-63 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

64 WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Release Plan: Product plans are subject to change without notice until the product is announced 4Q05 1Q06 2Q06 3Q06 4Q Apache Geronimo V1.0 M5 V1.0 10/15 01/06 V1.0 + Fixes V1.1 V1.x 04/30 Apache Geronimo V2.0 M1 M2 M3 Beta V2.0 V2.x WAS CE V1.0 V1.0 V V /15 04/04 02/15 V1.1* V2.0 V2.x WAS CE V1.0 - Certification Geronimo V1.0-M5 J2EE Certified on IBM JDK Selective download with/without JDK JDKs Supported: IBM & Sun Eclipse Plug-in Admin Console (Tech Preview) LDAP Authentication Enhanced Install Samples Migration aids from Gluecode Standard Edition, Apache Geronimo and Tomcat Supported Platforms: RHEL 3, 4; SLES 9, RFDC 5 on IA32; Win23k; WinXP (Dev only) Supported DBs: IBM Cloudscape & DB2; MySQL; Oracle; Microsoft SQL Server WAS CE V Completeness Geronimo V1.0 Basic Clustering (Web Session replication) Console cleanup Directory based Hot Deployment Performance roadmap on par with JBoss Development tooling Works with Spring, Hibernate, and Struts Support Eclipse J2EE Compliant Profile plug-in Translated documentation RHEL 4 & SLES 9 on Power PC AIX supported in service refresh WAS CE V1.1* & 2.0+* - Simplification Geronimo V1.1/V1..X & 2.0+ JDK 5.0 support Configuration simplification Modular update and install Fix Serviceability Better Clustering Security Config XBean integration Two major releases a year maintains product currency RAD support for WAS Community Edition Improved NLS product capabilities Enhanced migration aids/tools Interoperability with other IBM Software Additional & easier to use documentation Additional Platforms (i.e. Solaris) Selective download enhancements * Proposed Deliveries 4-64 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

65 Optional Fee-based Support Technical Support IBM Support for Apache Geronimo Entry Enhanced Technical Contacts 1 2 Unlimited Back Porting Current Defect Fixes to Supported Versions Yes Yes Yes Learning & Self Service IBM Support for WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Entry Enhanced Elite Availability Worldwide Worldwide Worldwide Support Hours (in local time zones) 8am-5pm Mon-Fri. 8am-5pm Mon-Fri. 24x7x365 Voice Submission Hotline No Yes Yes Electronic Submission Yes Yes Yes Response Time 8 business hours 4 business hours 2 business hours Technical Support Incident Limit Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Pricing (per server up to 4 CPU) Yes Yes Yes Developer Assistance Developer to Developer Incidents Expert Development No Yes Yes Application Design & Architecture No Yes Yes Deployment and Configuration No Yes Yes Performance Tuning No Yes Yes Defect Resolution Defect Submissions Tracked Online Yes Yes Yes Defect Patch Fixes Available Online Yes Yes Yes Critical Defect Workaround Development Yes Yes Yes Defect Fixes Submitted to Applicable Community Projects Yes Yes Yes 4-65 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

66 IBM Services Offerings for WAS CE & Apache Geronimo Architecture and Design Review Review current application/middleware architecture and make recommendations on enhancements Migration planning and implementation assistance Provide migration assistance from planning to code manipulation to move applications from competitive platforms (JBoss, Tomcat, BEA) to WebSphere Application Server Community Edition or Apache Geronimo, or to migrate WAS Community Edition and Geronimo applications to the WebSphere platform Application Building engagement Focused on building and deploying applications to solve specific customer problems 4-66 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

67 January April Demo - IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Open Source Development 2006 IBM Corporation

68 Open-Source & Commercial Software co-exist Commercial Creating software that is closed-source and innovative - intended to differentiate the vendor and deliver value to the client. Open- Source Creating, maintaining, and enhancing software through open, collaborative communities driving evolution of standards and innovation. The Industry is Seeking a New Equilibrium 4-68 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

69 Development & Deployment Flexibility Choice of Apache Geronimo and WebSphere Application Server Community Edition IBM supports both: Develop on one, deploy to the other Develop and deploy on one Develop on either, deploy to WebSphere Application Server Apache Geronimo: Pure Open Source & related characteristics WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: Commercial & related characteristics WebSphere Application Server 4-69 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

70 WebSphere Application Server Community Edition All the benefits of the open-source Apache Geronimo kernel Plus the same Apache Tomcat you re already using Plus the leading components you want to use pre-integrated and tested (and the ability to turn off what you aren t using) Plus the support you need from IBM Your Killer App IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Security / Authentication Web Tier Clustering Apache Tomcat Geronimo Plug-In Architecture Fully Integrated & Extensible Kernel Services Other Optional Plug-ins for EJBs, Transactions, etc. SOAP/Web Services (Axis) JMS Messaging 4-70 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

71 Continuation of IBM s Open Source strategy Working as a peer and collaborating within the open community Customers IBM will continue to aggressively embrace open standards throughout our platform including application servers, databases, and tools along with enterprise support Community IBM wants to help strengthen the community so that Apache Geronimo and IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition becomes the choice for an Open Source application server Partners and Competitors IBM will encourage the industry to leverage Apache Geronimo technology in their solutions and to actively participate in the community 4-71 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

72 For More Information Project Web Site: Mailing lists: User List: Dev List: Documentation: Replay of this webcast available at: LAUREN: need URL here. This is the first in a series of webcasts on Apache Geronimo stay tuned 4-72 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

73 Useful Links Presented by IBM developerworks Apache Geronimo Zone on IBM developerworks: WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

74 IBM developerworks resources for WAS CE WebSphere Application Server Community Edition: Resource landing page with links to support, technical articles, documentation, education opportunities, migration resources and more: WebSphere Application Server zone: New to WebSphere Application Server: WebSphere forums: developerworks Migration Station: Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

75 Hindi Hebrew Arabic Russian Traditional Chinese Grazie Italian The End Thank You English Merci French Gracias Spanish Obrigado Portuguese Korean Danke German Simplified Chinese Thai Japanese Tamil 4-75 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

76 January April Appendix Open Source Development 2006 IBM Corporation

77 J2EE 1.4 Architecture SOURCE: Sun Microsystems 4-77 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation

78 Open Source Components of Geronimo Activeio Activemq Antlr Asm Axis Castor Concurrent Directory Commons Beanutils Collections Digester El Fileupload Howl Jdbm Jdom Jetty Juddi Junit Mx4j Openejb I/O Lang Modeler Primitives org.apache.derby org.apache.pluto org.slf4j Oro Regexp Scout Servicemix Springframework Stax Tomcat TranQl Wsdl4j Xmlbeans Xpp3 Xstream Xfire Apache ObjectWeb Independent Codehaus Mortbay Consulting Other 4-78 Open Source Development : Tools and Open Standards 2006 IBM Corporation