Parts which I found to be actively maintained and very useful * specs * xbean * javamail * transactionmanager * flava (needed for specs)
I'm sure there are others which are not on my radar,... LieGrue, strub > Am 15.12.2016 um 21:41 schrieb David Jencks <[email protected]>: > > I agree. Which components specifically are you thinking of? > > david jencks > >> On Dec 15, 2016, at 1:57 AM, Mark Struberg <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi folks! >> >> There have been some thoughts about resurrecting activity on the Geronimo >> AppServer. >> So imo the first step is to find a spot which makes sense. Software doesn't >> get built just for fun. >> Of course if no fun is involved then a project is doomed as well. >> But otoh if it doesn't get used then the quality suffers a lot and the fun >> is gone as well. >> >> So we have a few Java App Servers (just at the ASF), sorted from >> fastest/smallest to full EE >> >> * Mina as Socket Server >> * Tomcat as native Servlet Container >> * Brand new: OpenWebBeans Meecrowave as Microprofile server >> (Tomcat9+OWB+Johnzon+CXF+log4j2). In a whooping 9MB all in one CLI fatjar >> btw ;) >> * TomEE WebProfile (EE6 and EE7) >> * TomEE Full (EE6 and EE7) >> * Geronimo (EE6, OSGi) >> >> + httpd of course (but not Java) >> >> To be honest I've not seen the Geronimo AppServer in production since quite >> a few years. Otoh the components maintained over here are of great quality >> and also an important puzzle part of many other projects. In my eyes Geronio >> could re-focus on becomming kind of EE-comons of the ASF. >> >> What do others think? >> >> LieGrue, >> strub >> >> >
