Arun Gupta
Vice President, Developer Advocacy, Couchbase
Arun Gupta is a Principal Open Source Technologist at Amazon Web Services.
Silicon Valley Code Camp : Nov 8th and 9th, 2008Session
Metro: Hello World to .NET 3.5 interoperable Web service
About This Session
Metro is an open source Web services stack integrated in GlassFish. GlassFish is a 100% open-source and Java EE 5 compliant Application server.
Metro is a one stop shop from a simple Hello World to Secure, Reliable, Transactional and .NET interoperable Web service. This talk provides an introduction to Metro. In this session, the developers will learn how Metro provides a simple and easy-to-use API to create, deploy and invoke these Web services. They will learn the Metro programming model and how interoperability is baked into the Java platform. The session demonstrates how a simple Metro Web service can be easily developed, deployed and invoked using NetBeans IDE. It also demonstrates how a Metro-based Web service deployed on GlassFish can be easily consumed by .NET client environment.
This talk explains how Metro is widely adopted by the community. With Metro, you can easily integrate open source technologies like Glassfish with existing .NET applications, helping on migration to a full open source stack.
Metro is a one stop shop from a simple Hello World to Secure, Reliable, Transactional and .NET interoperable Web service. This talk provides an introduction to Metro. In this session, the developers will learn how Metro provides a simple and easy-to-use API to create, deploy and invoke these Web services. They will learn the Metro programming model and how interoperability is baked into the Java platform. The session demonstrates how a simple Metro Web service can be easily developed, deployed and invoked using NetBeans IDE. It also demonstrates how a Metro-based Web service deployed on GlassFish can be easily consumed by .NET client environment.
This talk explains how Metro is widely adopted by the community. With Metro, you can easily integrate open source technologies like Glassfish with existing .NET applications, helping on migration to a full open source stack.
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