This demo explains how to detect the hotspots in your application and track the requests across your java ee components in JOnAS 5.

Take a look at the screencast and give us your feedback on the JOnAS's mailing list.

This demo explains how to track the JDBC Connection leaks in an application by using JOnAS JDBC JNDI interceptors and the JOnAS Admin console in JOnAS 5.

Take a look at the screencast and give us your feedback on the JOnAS's mailing list.

This demo highlights the dynamic management capabilities of the new EJB clustering solution available in JOnAS 5.

CMIv2 makes EJB2/EJB3 clustering easy for both the developer and the administrator.

Take a look at the screencast and give us your feedback on the JOnAS's mailing list.

This demonstration highlights the capacities of dynamism of JOnAS 5:

• Show how to connect to OSGi services from EE components
• Demonstrate that EE components can interact with OSGi services and the opposite too
• Show that dynamism within Java EE is possible

Download the jonas-wiimote.pdf and jonas-wiimote-assembly-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT-bin.zip to see how it looks like.

Notes:

• This demo has to be used on a JOnAS > 5.0.1.
• Nintendo® Wiimote(s) is/are needed
• A bluetooth dongle
• Currently does not support Unix out of the box (JSR-82 implementation limitation)
• This demo uses the excellent motej library.

Source code is available from SVN:

svn co svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/jonas/demo/jonas-wiimote

This demonstration highlights service on demand capabilities of JOnAS 5:

• Dynamic reactions of JOnAS 5 to changes in the execution environment
• On demand incremental service delivery
• Capacity to reduce memory footprint and resource consumption

Take a look at service-on-demand.htm and give us your feedback on the JOnAS's mailing list.

Notes:

• This demo has to be used on a JOnAS > 5.1.0.
• A USB Digital Thermometer Dongle is needed.

Source code is available from SVN:

svn co svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/jonas/demo/service-on-demand