Distributed Web Continuations with RIFE and Terracotta
Summary:
In this article, we discuss how the RIFE Web framework helps you become productive and efficient in building conversational Web applications. Productivity with RIFE is in large part due to RIFE's unique approach to Web development—its use of continuations for conversational logic, and complete integration of meta-programming to minimize boilerplate code. We also introduce you to Terracotta and it's JVM-level clustering technology, and show you how Terracotta and RIFE can work together to create an application stack that allows you to scale out and ensure high-availability for your applications, but without sacrificing simplicity and productivity. This means working with POJOs, and minimal boilerplate and infrastructure code.
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Most recent reply: August 26, 2007 0:29 PM by
Geert
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This article discusses how the RIFE Web framework, and its use of continuations to maintain conversational state, integrates with the open-source Terracotta clustering project to create highly scalable applications with minimal coding. http://www.artima.com/lejava/articles/distributed_continuations.htmlWhat do you think of RIFE and its integration with Terracotta?
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Another blasted mp3 article.
I'm not on the net to listen to the radio: I want to READ an article.
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Greg, what do you mean. There's no mp3 from the article? Did you by any chance click on an advertisement and thought it was the article?
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