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@chermehdi
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hi adam .
I'm just starting with java EE and i would like some advice on how to approach it effectively . (all my friends are doing some cool shiny stuff like node.js) i like java so just a little advice on the path to take in learning java EE would be very much appreciate it .
i love your work on github and on youtube all thought i don't understand it completely .

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AdamBien commented May 8, 2017 •
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Application Servers, Connection Pools and Clustering (a question from the field)

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Hi Adam, for what we need use JavaEE with Payara, Glassfish and so on, if we have Jersey - JAX-RS implementation? :)

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AdamBien commented May 8, 2017

@AdamBien Hi Adam ! What do you think of JPMS ?

— Alexandre Fruchaud (@alexthep) May 8, 2017

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Hi Adam,

I am using a @Asynchronous method, whichs returns a java.util.concurrent.Future inside a stateless bean to start some long running task (several minutes) via JAX-RS. After that I can poll the status and see if the execution isDone().
Which approach would you use to also update the current progress (%) that it can be polled via JAX-RS?

Best regards,
Simon

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