Technical white paper examines how Java EE application and service migrations help leverage platform-level features supported by the WSO2 middleware platform
Mountain View, CA – June 30, 2014 – Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE), the widely adopted platform for developing and running enterprise applications and Web services, has evolved significantly. A new white paper from WSO2 examines the Java EE specifications supported in WSO2 Application Server, along with value-added features gained by migrating Java EE applications from a traditional application server to WSO2’s lightweight alternative.
Getting More From Java EE With WSO2 Application Server
The white paper, “Evaluating Java EE application migration and Java EE service migration to WSO2 Application Server,” explains how moving to WSO2 Application Server enables Java EE developers to leverage a number of platform-level features supported by the WSO2 middleware platform, including multi-tenancy, software as a service (SaaS) development, embedded API management, and real-time analytics.
Authored by WSO2 Senior Technical Lead Sagara Gunathunge, the paper begins by defining WSO2 Application Server and exploring how it promotes lightweight application development. The paper then reviews the Java EE framework, profiles and Web-profile specification, and it explores how WSO2 Application Server supports both the Java EE Web Profile (WP) specification and non-Java EE-WP specifications.
Additionally, the paper examines the advantages of migrating Java EE applications to WSO2 Application Server. It then concludes by discussing how WSO2 Application Server, together with other WSO2 products, can help enterprises to achieve a connected business in which processes are extended across employees, customers and partners.
The white paper can be downloaded at https://wso2.com/whitepapers/evaluating-java-ee-application-migration-and-java-ee-service-migration-to-wso2-application-server.
About the Author
Sagara Gunathunge is a WSO2 senior technical lead who focuses on WSO2 Application Server. In addition to his product development efforts at WSO2, Sagara is also vice president of the Apache Web Services project. Additionally, Sagara is a Project Management Committee member of the Apache Axis project, and he is an active contributor to the Apache Axis2, Apache Woden, Apache Web Services, and Apache Nuvem projects.
About WSO2
WSO2 is the only company that provides a completely integrated enterprise application platform for enabling a business to build and connect APIs, applications, Web services, iPaaS, PaaS, software as a service and legacy connections without having to write code; using big data and mobile; and fostering reuse through a social enterprise store. Only with WSO2 can enterprises use a family of governed secure solutions built on the same code base to extend their ecosystems across the cloud and on mobile devices to employees, customers and partners in anyway they like. Hundreds of leading enterprise customers across every sector—health, financial, retail, logistics, manufacturing, travel, technology, telecom and more—in every region of the world rely on WSO2’s award-winning, 100% open source platform for their mission-critical applications. To learn more, visit https://wso2.com or check out the WSO2 community on the WSO2 Blog, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and FriendFeed..
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