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.