Adopting ProjectsThe Update Center 2 project team is working with the following projects to integrate the toolkit into their products. Stages of adoption are:
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Adoption Statistics
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| Project | Adoption Lead | Stage | Additional Information |
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| GlassFish Application Server v3 | Joe Di Pol | Distro Delivery | The GlassFish v3 series of releases have used the pkg(5) format since May 2008. Installerless zip and installer-wrapped download bundles use the same underlying pkg(5)-based images. Releases to date include: * May 2009 GlassFish v3 Preview * October 2008 GlassFish v3 Prelude * May 2008 GlassFish v3 Technology Preview |
| GlassFish Application Server v2.1 | Christopher Ravel | Packaging | To support distributions that depend on GlassFish v2.1, an initial set of pkg(5) format packages representing the core of v2.1 have been made available in the Sun Layered Packages, Developer Quality Repository. The GlassFish Web Space Server 10.0 release includes these GlassFish v2.1 packages. |
| Web Space Server | Joe Di Pol | Distro Delivery | In early February 2009 the commercial release of Web Space Server was made available in pkg(5) format. Since that time, the Web Space team has made available at least five update releases through their support package repository. Web Space Server Package Repository |
| Message Queue | Joe Di Pol | Distro Delivery | The MQ project delivered its first pkg(5) packages in the form of MQ 4.3 in January 2008. These product quality packages are integrated with the GlassFish v2.1 packages that are part of the Web Space Server 10 distribution. The GlassFish v3 Preview release includes an early form of the MQ 4.4 pkg(5) packages. The MQ team is planning to offer a full pkg(5)-based distribution of MQ 4.4, their next feature release later in CY 2009. The latest development quality the MQ packages are available in the Sun Layered Packages, Developer Quality Repository |
| Sun GlassFish Web Stack | Chris Kasso | Distro Delivery | A pkg(5)-based, relocatable distribution of Web Stack 1.5 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Solaris 10 is in the final stages of testing and is expected to be released mid-CY 2009. This release includes Apache, MySQL, and PHP (AMP) and related components as well as an Enterprise Manager console. |
| MySQL | Tom Mueller | Experimentation | The database team release engineering group has been given an introduction to the pkg(5) technology and the Update Center Toolkit. Preliminary work is underway to understand the capabilities and to figure out what product sets could be delivered using the Update Center toolkit. |
| OpenDS | Chris Kampmeier and Rajkumar Srinivasan (Ant and Java WebStart Quick Start integration) Joe Di Pol (configuration and upgrade integration) |
Experimentation | Up through Feb 2009, the UC2 project evolved an Experimental OpenDS Build Integration that was shared with the OpenDS project team. The OpenDS project team is using this experiment as the basis for its formal build integration. In preparation for their CY09 release of OpenDS SE 2.0, the OpenDS project is assessing the viability of delivering in pkg(5) format. |
| GlassFish ESB | Joe Di Pol | Experimentation | Preliminary view is that the GlassFish ESB 3 early access release would be the first release to use pkg(5). The Open ESB team has done some preliminary hands-on investigation with pkg(5). |
| OpenSSO | Chris Kampmeier and Rajkumar Srinivasan | Experimentation | Goal is to provide OpenSSO team with an experimental integration of pkg(5) with OpenSSO Enterprise 8.0 such that it can be made available for evaluation by the OpenSSO community in advance of integration of a production quality use of pkg(5) as part of the next feature release of OpenSSO 8 in CY2010. UC2 project team demonstrated pkg(5) capabilities to OpenSSO engineering and marketing in Feb 2009. |
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