nukes and jsr 168

tommyg Mar 11, 2004 4:06 PM

is it easy to add new pluggable web modules with nukes? What are the advantages of using nukes as opposed to the standard jsr 168?

1. Re: nukes and jsr 168

tommyg Mar 12, 2004 7:06 AM (in response to tommyg)

I'm asking about this because most companies that make revenues of a million plus and are in need of an integrated portal are going to go with Weblogic or something else. I'm a fan of JBoss, but when it comes to portals (which are very useful to enterprise customers) Weblogic has JBoss beat.
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2. Re: nukes and jsr 168

the_mike_d Mar 12, 2004 1:50 PM (in response to tommyg)

I have found it super easy to add new plugable modules into nukes. The source code has easy to follow examples, eg: Journal is probably the simplest. Don't bother with the tutorial as the last I checked it was very out of date. As the API has changed from RC1.

I suppose the biggest advantage to using nukes overjsr 168 is cost and maybe speed? Hopefully one day nukes will be 168 compliant, but you have to remember that it is only at version 1.
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