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Ask questions and see you at May, 8th at 7.PM. CET: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/adambien

chermehdi commented May 5, 2017

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)

tcheburator commented May 8, 2017

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

simdevmon commented May 8, 2017

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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