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From:       Max Andersen <do-not-reply () jboss ! com>
Date:       2010-08-31 17:31:01
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"Webinar tomorrow, Clouds and bringing life back to BPEL"

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I'm returning from a way too busy 3-week vacation thus I thought I would give a \
little update on some of the events occuring while I was out. h2. Webinar
First of, a reminder that tomorrow I'll be doing a webinar for JBoss Tools and \
Developer Studio in the  http://jboss.org/webinars.html JBoss Developer Webinar \
Series.

The webinar will show off some of the JBoss Tools specific features in Eclipse but \
many of the tips and tricks I will be showing applies just as well to a plain Eclipse \
so there should be something for every taste  ;) 

You need to register to be able to join the webinar; the time and registration links \
are as follows:

*Date:* Sept 1, 2010 ** 
*Time:* 16:00 UTC, 12:00 Noon Boston, 9:00 San Francisco, 12:00 Midnight Singapore** 
*Registration:*  https://inquiries.redhat.com/go/redhat/20100901MadMaxTools Register \
Now

h2. Clouds
Last week, Red Hat revealed its strategy for  http://www.jboss.com/solutions/PaaS/ \
Red Hat Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and JBoss Tools/Developer Studio is a major part \
of these efforts.

The functionallity we are adding is three levels of remote deployment and management \
of JBoss Application servers.

First level is to perform this via SSH and SCP (secure shell/secure copy) allowing it \
to work with all existings systems on your local or remote networks/clouds that you \
have SSH access to (that should cover most cases today  ;) . In current versions we \
only had a SSH only server which did not integrate start/stop/debugging of JBoss AS \
easily; with this it will.

Second level is to provide Eclipse tooling for the current DeltaCloud which enables \
us to do portable start/stop of virtual machines at any cloud provider DeltaCloud has \
a driver for (i.e. RHEV-M, EC2, Rackspace, etc.). This integration will make it super \
easy to start and stop these instances and together with the SSH/SCP we are already \
well on our way to have a fully "cloud" enabled IDE with some manual work required.

Third level is to integrate with the CoolingTower functionallity which adds some more \
abstraction on and around the DeltaCloud API's allowing things like deployment and \
provisioning to be done just as portable as DeltaCloud is for start/stop of virtual \
machines. Within the IDE you will not notice this much, beyond the registration to \
the CoolingTower service and then you can develop/deploy/debug your locally developed \
applications in any cloud (public or private) that allows execution of Java EE based \
applications.

We've already been working on it for a while and you will soon see some of this \
functionallity in the milestone releases.

h2. BPEL at Eclipse
Now something completely different. We or rather Bob and Grid, have been working hard \
on providing a BPEL runtime ( http://jboss.org/riftsaw Riftsaw) and related BPEL \
Tooling (JBoss BPEL Tools). Initially we tried to do this as extensions on top of \
fine  http://www.eclipse.org/bpel Eclipse.org BPEL functionallity but for some reason \
there were noone around the Eclipse BPEL project to react for any requests, patches \
or even doing releases for a long time.

Thus we got tired of waiting and forked of our own BPEL Tooling so we could fix bugs, \
do releases and move forward.

We did all this and still tried to bring life back into Eclipse.org BPEL project and \
eventually we got commit access and recently Bob Brodt took over leadership of the \
BPEL project. Thus we can now merge back our fork into Eclipse.org BPEL and start \
bringing some life into it again!

Bob outlines the planned work in his blog announcing the move  \
http://dev.eclipse.org/blogs/bpel/2010/08/20/the-eclipse-bpel-designer-project-whats-the-deal-here/ \
here

h2. Questions/Comments ?
If you got questions about the Cloud and BPEL at Eclipse  \
https://inquiries.redhat.com/go/redhat/20100901MadMaxTools join the webinar tomorrow \
for the Q&A or leave a comment here or on our forums.

Have fun!

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<div class="jive-rendered-content">I'm returning from a way too busy 3-week \
vacation thus I thought I would give a little update on some of the events occuring \
while I was out.<h2>Webinar</h2>First of, a reminder that tomorrow I'll be \
doing a webinar for JBoss Tools and Developer Studio in the <a \
class="jive-link-external-small" href="http://jboss.org/webinars.html">JBoss \
Developer Webinar Series</a>.&#160;The webinar will show off some of the JBoss Tools specific \
features in Eclipse but many of the tips and tricks I will be showing applies just as \
well to a plain Eclipse so there should be something for every taste ;) \
&#160;You \
need to register to be able to join the webinar; the time and registration links are \
as follows:&#160;Date: Sept 1, 2010 \
Time: 16:00 UTC, 12:00 Noon Boston, 9:00 San \
Francisco, 12:00 Midnight Singapore \
Registration: <a class="jive-link-external-small" \
href="https://inquiries.redhat.com/go/redhat/20100901MadMaxTools">Register \
Now</a>&#160;<h2>Clouds</h2>Last week, Red Hat revealed its strategy for <a \
class="jive-link-external-small" href="http://www.jboss.com/solutions/PaaS/">Red Hat \
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)</a> and JBoss Tools/Developer Studio is a major part of \
these efforts.&#160;The functionallity we are adding is three levels of remote \
deployment and management of JBoss Application servers.&#160;First level is to perform this via SSH and \
SCP (secure shell/secure copy) allowing it to work with all existings systems on your \
local or remote networks/clouds that you have SSH access to (that should cover most \
cases today ;) . In current versions we only had a SSH only server \
which did not integrate start/stop/debugging of JBoss AS easily; with this it \
will.&#160;Second \
level is to provide Eclipse tooling for the current DeltaCloud which enables us to do \
portable start/stop of virtual machines at any cloud provider DeltaCloud has a driver \
for (i.e. RHEV-M, EC2, Rackspace, etc.). This integration will make it super easy to \
start and stop these instances and together with the SSH/SCP we are already well on \
our way to have a fully "cloud" enabled IDE with some manual work required.&#160;Third level is to \
integrate with the CoolingTower functionallity which adds some more abstraction on \
and around the DeltaCloud API's allowing things like deployment and provisioning to \
be done just as portable as DeltaCloud is for start/stop of virtual machines. Within \
the IDE you will not notice this much, beyond the registration to the CoolingTower \
service and then you can develop/deploy/debug your locally developed applications in \
any cloud (public or private) that allows execution of Java EE based \
applications.&#160;We've already been working on it for a while and you will soon see \
some of this functionallity in the milestone releases.&#160;<h2>BPEL at Eclipse</h2>Now something \
completely different. We or rather Bob and Grid, have been working hard on providing \
a BPEL runtime (<a class="jive-link-external-small" \
href="http://jboss.org/riftsaw">Riftsaw</a>) and related BPEL Tooling (JBoss BPEL \
Tools). Initially we tried to do this as extensions on top of fine <a \
class="jive-link-external-small" href="http://www.eclipse.org/bpel">Eclipse.org \
BPEL</a> functionallity but for some reason there were noone around the Eclipse BPEL \
project to react for any requests, patches or even doing releases for a long \
time.&#160;Thus we \
got tired of waiting and forked of our own BPEL Tooling so we could fix bugs, do \
releases and move forward.&#160;We did all this and still tried to bring life back into \
Eclipse.org BPEL project and eventually we got commit access and recently Bob Brodt \
took over leadership of the BPEL project. Thus we can now merge back our fork into \
Eclipse.org BPEL and start bringing some life into it again!&#160;Bob outlines the planned work in his \
blog announcing the move <a class="jive-link-external-small" \
href="http://dev.eclipse.org/blogs/bpel/2010/08/20/the-eclipse-bpel-designer-project-whats-the-deal-here/">here</a>&#160;<h2>Questions/Comments \
?</h2>If you got questions about the Cloud and BPEL at Eclipse <a \
class="jive-link-external-small" \
href="https://inquiries.redhat.com/go/redhat/20100901MadMaxTools">join the \
webinar</a> tomorrow for the Q&amp;A or leave a comment here or on our forums.&#160;Have fun!</div>

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