[#JRA-14604] Add support for Sun Glassfish application server

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Add support for Sun Glassfish application server

Created: 09/Mar/08 07:50 PM Updated: 04/May/09 10:44 PM

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~~JRA-13524~~ Glassfish Support - navigating directly to the 500 page throws a NullPointerException

Participants:	Anton Mazkovoi [Atlassian], Darren Bell, eduardo pelegri-llopart, Greg Luck, Paul Gibson, philippe provost, Raju Uppalapati, Roy Krishna [Atlassian], Siegfried Bolz and Thorleif Wiik
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FYI. There is a group at Sun that has been running Jira on the GlassFish AS for 8 months. Please add the certification of Jira on GlassFish to your roadmap. Because of GlassFish's rising popularity, this certification will increase the attractiveness of the Atlassian software stack.

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Thorleif Wiik added a comment - 10/Mar/08 05:40 PM

We also want to run our Jira and Confluence instances on glassfish V2 !

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Raju Uppalapati added a comment - 10/Mar/08 09:31 PM

We want to have our Jira application running on Glassfish V2

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Siegfried Bolz added a comment - 11/Mar/08 03:04 AM

Support for GlassFish v2 would be desirable.

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Paul Gibson added a comment - 08/May/08 10:59 AM

also seeking glassfish V2 support.

our view is that tomcat is dead and glassfish is its replacement for these reasons:

many developers previously working on tomcat are now focused on glassfish
tomcat evolution has slowed considerably while glassfish's has accelerated
the J2EE5 landscape has reached the same point that servlets/jsp did ~5 years ago: a strong open source implementation exists
which is suitable for most people's needs
developers will increasingly look for a richer container than just servlets/jsp
glassfish is relatively friendly for migrating applications previously targeted for tomcat

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eduardo pelegri-llopart added a comment - 06/Oct/08 11:06 PM

Koshuke has added GlassFIsh v2 support to cargo. Check out [1] for details and let us know (Kohsuke or DEV@glassfish.dev.java.net) if we can help any further. - eduard/o

[1]http://weblogs.java.net/blog/kohsuke/archive/2008/10/cargo_support_f.html

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Anton Mazkovoi [Atlassian] added a comment - 07/Oct/08 10:12 PM

Thanks for the update. That will make our life easier if we choose to add support for Glassfish.

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philippe provost added a comment - 10/Oct/08 10:32 AM

We are in the process of buying jira. We though that GF V2+ would naturally be supported...

So I strongly hope that, now we ve removed all of our tomcat implementations with GF, it will occurs rather soon.

I confirm that the GF evolution pace is rather fast and that moving from tomcat to GF is mostly a non issue (except when SSO is involved).
GF tends to become the reference implementation now, well that s the feeling I have from my window.

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Greg Luck added a comment - 12/Oct/08 06:31 PM

I have asked Mike Cannon Brookes about this. We would also like to run it on Glassfish.

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Darren Bell added a comment - 13/Oct/08 05:48 AM

We are also looking at using Glassfish. We currently use JBoss. Until it's officially supported, we'll not move or production servers over.
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