Java
Services Polished Up...
-David
H. Young, LEJ Editor
We're rolling out Lutris EAS 4.1, the 2nd edition
of our Java Services Architecture framework. To
help some of the press folks write about it, I
created a quick, roll up your sleeves, walk
through of key topics such as directory layout
and using the management console for application
deployment. Hope you find it useful as well.
XML Journal picks
up LEJ XMLC article
We're starting to move some of our past articles
into the mainstream. Last
August's article on XMLC for Application Service
Provider applications from Nick Xidis of Iconnix
made it to XML Journal. Read
it on-line now or in the printed February
issue.
Barracuda makes
Commercial entrance...
What's a Lutris application server release without
some major cutting edge sizzle... In addition
to new Web Services capability, XMLC is complemented
with a complete MVC presentation framework! Check
out the article
on Barracuda in this issue and featured in
Chapter 13 of the XMLC book. What book???... read
on...
The Book, finally...
And, the book, Enhydra XMLC, from yours truly
is finally available. The acknowledgements are
a mile long, but it all boils down to my wife
Kathy making the sacrifice to help me get the
book written. I hope people find it worthwhile.
If you are interested in writing a book on a topic
related to Enhydra or any other Lutris technology,
please drop me a line and let's chat. As Chief
Evangelist here at Lutris, it's my job to get
the Lutris/Enhydra word out.
Enhydra Micro Edition
marches on... More wireless is on the way in open source land.
Soon we'll be announcing two new Enhydra ME projects:
kUDDI and kSyncML. In fact, this issue features
an article
from the folks at Reaxion
who are contributing the kSyncML code and heading
the project.
Great Zeus! article...
We have a solid read from Robert Suse, who works
closely with Brett McLaughlin and the open source
Enhydra Zeus project. His article focuses on how
we leveraged Zeus to hande the XML descriptors
for the new Lutris EAS.
Partners for real world perspectives... And our friend Rick Lingsch at eApps has contributed
an article on Web Services, newly supported in
EAS 4.1. Rick has become an expert at explaining
the ROI value of the Lutris platform.
Well, we're at over 5,000 subscribers.
Thanks for all your support. Look for a questionnaire
from us soon to help us find out what brings you
to the journal and what you'd like to see more
off.
Send all your wishes, observations, complaints
and corrections to David
Young.

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