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The flash demo embedded in this blog illustrates how the SailFin converged container is used for SIP and MDB convergence.</description>
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<description>Recently, the component name of the Java EE service engine is changed from &quot;JavaEEServiceEngine&quot; to &quot;sun-javaee-engine&quot;. It is very easy for the end users to migrate their applications to the new name. All that is required is to open your existing JBI project in NetBeans, build and deploy.....</description>
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<description>This blog details the experiments I did recently to make ServiceMix run inside GlassFish application server. The other interesting thing about this integration is the ability of the GlassFish application server to allow the in-process communication between ServiceMix and Java EE components (EJBs/Servlets wrapped as webservices) using a readily available JBI component of GlassFish viz., the Java EE Service Engine.</description>
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<description>Provides detailed description of the tasks involved in writing AVK plug-in. This article is intended for the NetBeans plug-in developers.</description>
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