So you're into REST and you are won­der­ing how to de­fine some kind of trans­ac­tion guar­an­tee with it...

Look no fur­ther, be­cause we have ex­act­ly what you need:

• A de­sign pat­tern
• A sim­ple, ven­dor-in­de­pen­dent REST API
• Backed by a reusable co­or­di­na­tor ser­vice if you need one (that is up to you, re­al­ly)

FREE down­load: "TCC for REST API" (API spec­i­fi­ca­tion)

PS: the tech­nol­o­gy de­scribed in this spec­i­fi­ca­tion is avail­able and can be down­loaded as part of Trans­ac­tion­sEssen­tials

In­ter­est­ing in­de­pen­dent sur­vey: 68% uses a web con­tain­er like Tom­cat or Jet­ty.

Cred­it for the sur­vey is due to Zero Turnaround

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...

To­day is a big day for us: we've pub­lished our new pric­ing mod­el. It's sim­ple, clear, and most of all cloud-ready be­cause there is hard­ly any count­ing of CPUs or cores. Since no­body can know these things in a cloud, it's no use try­ing to count any­way.

Of course this didn't just fall out of the sky: we've spent most of the pre­vi­ous year talk­ing to prospects and cus­tomers to find out what works for them and what doesn't. The re­sult, we think, is worth blog­ging about. We can't wait to learn what you think...

En­joy!

PS thanks to all those cus­tomers and prospects who have giv­en us use­ful feed­back to make this pos­si­ble!!!

If you've been fol­low­ing the re­cent cy­ber-news then you may have heard about more and more ven­dors aban­don­ing OSGi sup­port.

Just to be clear: we are not part of this club - quite the con­trary: Atomikos con­tin­ues to in­vest in OSGi com­pat­i­bil­i­ty and im­proved in­te­gra­tion with OSGi en­vi­ron­ments. It's a ma­jor thing for us. Why? Be­cause we de­sign(ed) our prod­ucts to in­te­grate into your IT ecosys­tem.