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Improving the Naval engineering process using Drools ( Michael Zimmermann ) - September 17, 2008

Michael Zimmermann, from Rostock University, has emailed us an overview with findings for his Phd thesis on helping to improve the navel engineering process using Drools. The thesis title is "Knowledge based design patterns for detailed steel structural design".The Scope: Naval Engineering,In naval engineering vessels consists of thousands of parts (read: way more than an aircraft has today). Focusing on the steel structure, most of these parts are 2-dimensional plates of a certain size,...
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Upcoming talk: JBoss Clustering and Monitoring-Suite in Zrich - September 17, 2008

Bela Ban and myself will give presentations at theJUGS Event 11.11.08: Jboss Clustering and Monitoring-Suite: Bela will talk about Tips and tricks to get better performance out of JBoss ClusteringAnd I will talk about JBossON Management platform and RHQ, its open source upstreamYou can find the complete description at the page of the Java User Group Switzerland, where you can also register for the event.
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Drools and WS-Humantask - September 17, 2008

I've previously blogged about how Drools is becoming a Business Logic integration Platform that unifies rules, work flow and event processing. An important aspect of work flow is human task management, which to date has been missing in our efforts. Kris Verlaenen, the Drools Flow lead and general evil genius, did a review of the various specs and other non-standard implementations. As it turns out the WS-Humantask (WSHT) spec is pretty decent and comprehensive, the pdf can be found here, so...
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Deployers in JBoss Microcontainer - September 17, 2008

In order to deploy a Rails app, I&8217;ve had to learn the innards of Microcontainer&8217;s deployer framework. After a few wrong turns, I feel like I&8217;ve finally gotten a handle on it. While we&8217;re all used to dropping in an .ear or a .war, and might think in terms of deploying these archive formats, that&8217;s ultimately one step removed from true deployment through MC. Within MC, when you deploy a .war or an exploded WAR directory, the first step is something recognizes that the...
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Rule Engines and Performance Misconceptions - Followup - September 16, 2008

My previous posting "Rule Engines and Performance Misconceptions" proved very popular with a lot of page hits and interesting comments, as the comments aren't syndicated or shown on the main page I thought I'd repaste them as a blog entry for more exposure.Adam Warski said... The same argument applies in many places. For example: C vs. Java - the same programs written in C (or directly in ASM ;)) can run faster than Java programs. But the layer of abstraction Java provides makes it possible...
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Developing portlets with the JBoss Portlet Bridge - September 16, 2008

To celebrate the latest Beta 4 release of the JBoss Portlet Bridge, I have written the final article in the three part series titled "Developing Portlets using JSF, Ajax, and Seam" published on infoq.com.I tried to write each article in a easy to understand, get straight-to-the-point approach. The tutorials use maven archetypes and cargo configurations that allow all readers, novice or expert, to get up and running without having to worry about any configurations or reading further...
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RHQ commits mailing list (updated) - September 16, 2008

We finally made it possible to track SVN commits from RHQ in a mailing list. I know that many of us like this a lot, even if the view-svn function also allows easy browsing.You can find the new list on Sourceforge mailinglists, where you can subscribe yourself oralso view the archive (which is pretty much empty while I am writing this post).Update:When I first wrote this post, messages were flowing but had no content. This is fixed now.
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RHQ commits mailing list - September 16, 2008

We finally made it possible to track SVN commits from RHQ in a mailing list. I know that many of us like this a lot, even if the view-svn function also allows easy browsing.You can find the new list on Sourceforge mailinglists, where you can subscribe yourself oralso view the archive (which is pretty much empty while I am writing this post).
http://www.jboss.org/feeds/post/rhq_commits_mailing_list

JBossRemoting release 2.5.0.GA is available - September 15, 2008

JBossRemoting 2.5.0.GA is now available. It started life as 2.4.0.SP2 (that is, it is primarily a bug fix release), but it evolved into 2.5.0.GA when it turned out that the internal divergence between Apache Tomcat and JBossWeb made it difficult to continue to support both versions. Henceforth, Remoting 2.x will support only JBossWeb, which means that the HTTP transport will work only with jdk 1.5 and above. All other Remoting facilities should, for now, continue to work with jdk 1.4, but it..
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Portlet coordination - September 15, 2008

Portlet coordination is a new set of features brought by the Portlet 2.0 specification (aka JSR-286).You can now define what is called "Public (or shared) render parameters" and events. The specification only defines the portlet container and not how portlets behave in a portal. It is up to the portal vendor to define how those shared render parameters and events will be bound.In JBoss Portal we treat Shared render parameters in a similar way as events. We named "Event wiring" a link between an.
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