Thanks Christian!
— Feedback on post, please take it or leave. There is no pressure and thanks MicroProfilers! :)
- love- love #Jake :)
- do you have a pic of the session to add to end of the blog?
- can you add source link to the #code when mentioning JAX-RS & Microprofile in addition to site (http://microprofile.io)?
- Heiko's & yours twitter accounts are a must on this blog— it positively welcomes those who attended to find you, further discussion might occur as a result with extra feedback...
- drop last names after first mention.
- how about ending blog by thanking the Community who attended session and thanking the hosts JUG
- is there a session video? if so, add it.
Hi Amelia,
I think this is the correct link:
Christian Noches my friend,
Link doesn’t work, did you tweet blog? Share that link, if yes to enable re-tweets.
As for adding blog to MP blog, submit its PR.
Thanks for OSS responsable #sharing!
Amelia, -Markus Amazing report Markus! 💪🏼😋💜 Could you make it also into a blog? Tracing & making such feedback scalable beyond email is the goal. If yes, we could repost report via MP blog ( if you submit a MP PR to enable review) & Jakarta EE channels. 💛 Guillermo, in fact I have prepared integration of JAX-RS with SeContainer but I failed to demonstrate it due to lack of existing support in the existing products. I am in contact with Alessio for a PoC using RESTeasy, and I will look into providing a PoC of that using Jersey. So it is mostly about scarce time, less about the will to do it. Once we have the PoCs, I will contact with everybody for standardizing the API ontop. If you have time to chime in, just tell me. :-) -Markus Hi, Thanks Markus for reporting! It's great to see community is so interested. Wrt standalone JAX-RS + MicroProfile, do you think it would be possible to integrate Jersey with CDI SE? If we can get that, I guess integratint SmallRye [1] should be simple since they are just CDI extensions. Once tested on Jersey, integration with CDI on Java SE could also be standarized Guillermo González de Agüero [1] https://www.smallrye.io/ For those who are interested in some community feedback: Here is how it was at "Java Forum Stuttgart 2018" conference. In my talk, I (for JAX-RS project) reported about the last six months of JAX-RS being under EF control, how the migration worked out, how we work together, our current status and future targets. Heiko Rupp (for Red Had / Microprofile WG) gave a great live coding introduction into Microprofile APIs. The audience (approx. 200 in the overcrowded room, out of approx. 2000 attendees of the conference) was following my report somewhat "devoutly", and the questions were really precise. I had the impression that the audience is really interested in what we do, how we do it, and our roadmap. I demonstrated the one-second boot time using the new Java SE Bootstrap (ontop of Jersey 2.28-SNAPSHOT) which they really seem to like. In particular, I had the impression that it was impressive to see the boot time difference to the "usual" micro server approach Heiko Rupp demonstrated in his talk about current status of Microprofile set of APIs using Thorntail aka Wildfly Swarm (more than ten seconds boot time). Also the audience seems to like our proposed schedule, in particular getting 2.2 rather soon and then having CDI in 3.0. Later on I had the chance to give more live presentations at the booth of iJUG (Association of German-speaking JUGs) and the guests really liked the simplicity of tha Java SE approach. In particular, the combination of one second boot time and debugging their application in-process in Eclipse IDE (in comparison to ten seconds boot time and remote debugging using a full-monty server). What people really miss is binaries to try it out. They like to get binary access to the bootstrap API and implementation of that. Hence, I have to speed up my work on the nightly builds and Jersey PoC. Also I feel it is expected by the majority of users that some or all Microprofile APIs should get moved under the auspieces of the Jakarta EE WG so they do not stand "aside" of the "official" enterprise standard-to-come. This would allow to _directly_ integrate e. g. JAX-RS's Java SE Bootstrap API (i. e. a soon-to-come official Jakarta EE Standard) with Microprofile's Config, Health and Metrics APIs (i. e. non-Jakarta EE standards). At the moment this is not feasible, as Microprofile APIs's relationship to Jakarta EE is nother better- or worse-related compared to e. g. commonly used Apache libaries unfortunately. That is a point the PMCs clearly need to focus on in 2019. To sum up, this was the litmus test of our project and we succeeded. Next we need are nightly builds, which is on the way (I'm preparing this currently, PR will follow soon), and then JAX-RS's initial EE4J_8 release to make the track free for JAX-RS 2.2. -Markus P.S.: Would be cool to read such reports here if you do presentations of JAX-RS somewhere. :-)
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