Again, some sol­id 3rd par­ty con­fir­ma­tion that we were right about JEE with­out ap­pli­ca­tion serv­er

Suf­fice it to say: we're one of the first ones to mod­u­larise and open up the APIs of JEE...

A pa­per cov­er­ing the de­sign / im­ple­men­ta­tion of our API for TCC for REST has been ac­cept­ed for ws-rest 2014.

This news comes at a great time since we are about to re­lease a mile­stone build of our 4.0 re­lease of Ex­tremeTrans­ac­tions that in­cludes sup­port for pre­cise­ly this API. Thank you Ce­sare Pau­tas­so for co-au­thor­ing this work, and thanks to all the re­view­ers for the very use­ful com­ments that helped us im­prove the de­sign even more!

Watch this blog for more up­dates soon...

We've know it for a while, but this in­de­pen­dent blog post con­firms the facts: lin­ear scal­a­bil­i­ty.

Check out this news post to learn more about DataNu­cle­us and the de­tails of this news item...

BRIC coun­tries have the tremen­dous op­por­tu­ni­ty to start out with no lega­cy, no old-style in­fra­struc­ture like ap­pli­ca­tion servers, no mes­sage bro­kers, no en­ter­prise ser­vice bus (ESB) or oth­er non­sense like that - the typ­i­cal stuff big en­ter­prise ven­dors will try to trick you into (if they do: just ig­nore them - you will be bet­ter off).

In­stead, BRIC coun­tries have the lux­u­ry of be­ing able to pick a light-weight mod­el such as JEE with­out ap­pli­ca­tion serv­er to achieve un­lim­it­ed scal­a­bil­i­ty at vir­tu­al­ly no cost, us­ing com­mod­i­ty hard­ware and soft­ware.

With the re­cent eco­nom­ic crises in both the US and Europe, it is the BRIC coun­tries that are help­ing out (in­stead of the oth­er way around). The fu­ture will in­volve a lot more BRIC. And with that, a lot more Atomikos.

Western com­pa­nies that want to be as ag­ile, pro­duc­tive and com­pet­i­tive as the BRIC coun­tries: what are you wait­ing for? Call us to get an in­tro­duc­tion and mi­gra­tion path for your lega­cy.