The petstore application is an application written for Sun's J2EE
reference implementation. It was not developped by or for JBoss :)
BUT, it was adapted so it runs on the JBoss platform...
Hope this answers your question :)
Daniel
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At 02:15 PM 04/25/01 -0400, you wrote:
>The petstore application is an application written for Sun's J2EE
>reference implementation. It was not developped by or for JBoss :)
>
>BUT, it was adapted so it runs on the JBoss platform...
I thought part of the "adapting" was the use of cloudscape. May
No. It is with sun's j2ee reference implement. Also, cloudscape is with
weblogic.
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Thank you for the detailed response. Now that I understand how cloudscape
fits into the picture I will go ahead with my plans to modify the petstore
example to work with mysql :)
Thanks again,
Todd Chaffee
At 03:36 PM 04/25/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >
> > I'm just curious why the jboss developer
> Changing the application to use an Open Source database is probably
> a good idea, but just because developers use an Open Source J2EE
> server like JBoss doesn't mean that they prefer to use Open Source
> DB's.
>
> Just look at all the posts on this list that refer to Oracle.
Maybe this i
>
> I'm just curious why the jboss developers used the cloudscape db for
> the sample petstore app.
>
Sun delivers Cloudscape with the J2EE sdk (RI server), and The Java
Pet Store is a reference application that was designed to work with
the RI server.
A lot of developers will start w
Because it ships with the j2ee reference implementation and is the database
the jps has scripts for.
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