12 November 2001, Vol 2. No. 2, Lutris Enhydra Journal, a quarterly publication from Lutris Technologies, Inc.

Media company Infosto of Finland has selected Lutris EAS 4 over BEA...
read about it!

INTEL on Lutris Java/XML App Servers for Web & Wireless Solutions on Intel Architecture [PDF]





Technology Previews for EAS 4.0 are here:
SMS Service
Scheduler Service
CIMOM Service



ITWeek of ZDNet UK puts EAS against IBM and BEA!

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J2EE Services Framework with Teeth...
-David H. Young, LEJ Editor

Our previous issue coincided with the inaugural release of Lutris EAS 4, our next generation application server. We featured lots of articles about the new Java Services Architecture that reflected the goals of Sun's JSR-111, "Java Services Framework" to make it possible to add additional peer services that are required by real world application models. In this issue, we've attempted to drive home the plug 'n play advantages of the Services Architecture with articles featuring our new SMS, Scheduler and CIMOM services.

Download the Lutris EAS 4.1 BETA... Features simplifed migration of BEA or IBM applications and integrated SMS, Scheduler Services... and it's tighter, faster and more customizeable. Click here for more on what's new....

Derek Baum from Lutris partner Paremus in the UK contributes his experience implementing a JavaSpaces service on EAS. Along with Paremus, three other Lutris partners CustomWare, Diamelle, Digitalsesame have contributed their insights on EAS as well as a testing strategy using JUnit for Lutris Enhydra. The folks at CustomWare are our newest partner.

Well, we're at 4,000 LEJ subscribers and a lot of folks have downloaded EAS... Meanwhile, we had great news from our EMEA office where Infosto of Finland have chosen to go with Lutris EAS 4. Look for our 4.1 BETA release in a few weeks. Some of the work from that effort, such as Enhydra XMLC's Xerces-version independence should find its way into the open source xmlc project by January.

I've compiled a list of "known Enhydra sites" that includes Enhydra Superservlet, Enhydra standard servlet or other application servers powered by XMLC. By the way, has anybody looked at the list of Enhydra projects lately?

The Enhydra book watch :It was just a matter of time... Enhydra books are starting to appear. Shown in the lefthand column, the folks at Speedware dedicated a chapter of their new book "Building Dynamic WAP Applications with MobileDev" to show to build a WML Java application with Enhydra. A new, entirely Enhydra XMLC book, also from Sams and from yours truly, will debut in mid-December under the title "Enhydra XMLC Java Presentation Development.". Stay tuned for updates. By the way, the last chapter is dedicated to Barracuda! And, of course, our own Brett McLaughlin continues to churn out his witicisms with the 2nd edition his wildly successsful Java and XML from O'Reilly. Congrats Brett!.

Table of Contents
Introducing Technology Previews
Klaus Krull
Scheduler Service
Andy John, Klaus Krull
SMS Service

Andy John, Klaus Krull
Migrating an ISV Application to the Services Architecture
Keith Bigelow, David H. Young
Lutris EAS as a WEBM Platform
Keith Bigelow
CIMOM Service
Matt Schwartz, Klaus Krull
JavaSpaces
Derek Baum, Paremus
How does an EJB Lookup Work?
Peter Darrah
Value of EAS to ISVs
Salil Deshpande, CustomWare
Migrating BEA to EAS

Suneet Shah, Diamelle
JUnit and Enhydra Auto Testing
David Li, Digitalsesame
Insight on Upcoming Lutris Training
Chris Reed

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