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JBossCache integrated with Berkeley DB Java Edition

From:  bret-AT-pageonepr.com
To:  lwn-AT-lwn.net
Subject:  JBOSS/Sleepycat announcement at JavaOne
Date:  Mon, 28 Jun 2004 06:56:29 EDT


JBOSS AND SLEEPYCAT TO DELIVER INTEGRATED JBOSSCACHE 
WITH BERKELEY DB JAVA EDITION

Optimized Solution Combines the Speed of Caching With a Reliable Storage
Layer for 
High-Performance Persistence and Replication

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., JavaOne Booth # 1509 June 28, 2004 JBoss®, Inc.,
provider of the most popular Java(TM) application server, and Sleepycat
Software, Inc., makers of Berkeley DB, today announced a developer version of
JBossCache(TM) integrated with Berkeley DB Java Edition. With JBossCache
providing rapid access to elements in memory and Berkeley DB Java Edition as
a reliable storage engine, developers now have an optimized solution that
delivers high performance, transactional integrity, persistence and
recoverability to Java applications.

"JBoss is driving improved J2EE application performance with innovative
caching techniques such as with JBossCache and the Berkeley DB Java Edition,"
said Pierre Fricke, vice president, Application and Integration
Infrastructure, DH Brown.

Berkeley DB Java Edition will be integrated and bundled with JBossCache 1.1,
the latest version, which is ideal for developers and OEMs who require
replication in addition to transactional persistence without the need for an
external database. JBossCache provides a first-level cache and allows
persistence of components into Berkeley DB Java Edition as a second-level
cache. Loading and storing objects to and from the database is completely
transparent, eliminating the need for developers to write their own
persistence implementation into the application. Moreover, more elements can
be stored in the cache for rapid access.

"JBoss has always focused on delivering products that take advantage of the
latest technologies. We did this with the initial release of JBossCache,
which implements an aspect-oriented programming (AOP) framework to
significantly improve replication and speed performance," said Marc Fleury,
CEO of JBoss, Inc. "Now, with the integration of Sleepycat's robust
transactional storage engine, JBoss is taking another significant step to
improve the reliability and performance of JBossCache for Java developers."

"Berkeley DB Java Edition complements JBossCache perfectly by providing fast,
reliable and recoverable persistence in a pre-integrated package" said Mike
Olson, president and CEO of Sleepycat Software. "We believe the combination
provides compelling value for Java developers building large-scale,
mission-critical applications requiring high performance, availability and
data integrity."

Whether used on the JBoss Application Server, another application server or
on its own, JBossCache performs basic functionality such as locking,
replication and transaction management, all of which can be configured.
JBossCache features a tree-structured replicated transactional cache, which
can be used for replication of any plain old Java object (POJO).
Auto-detection of modifications to POJOs substantially cuts down on network
communication, resulting in improved performance and speed. For more
information about JBossCache, please visit
http://www.jboss.com/products/jbosscache.

Berkeley DB Java Edition is a high performance, pure Java database featuring
full ACID transactions and recovery for high reliability, record-level
locking for high concurrency, schema neutrality for data storage in its
native format, and zero administration for low cost of ownership.  Berkeley
DB Java Edition takes advantage of Java's portability and services such as
deeply integrated threading and NIO. Berkeley DB Java Edition includes full
source code for easier integration and debugging. Berkeley DB Java Edition is
an authorized Java Powered(TM) product technology. For more information about
Berkeley DB Java Edition, please visit http://www.sleepycat.com/jecache.

About Sleepycat Software, Inc.
Sleepycat Software (www.sleepycat.com) makes Berkeley DB, the most widely
used application-specific data management software in the world with more
than 200 million deployments. Customers such as Amazon, AOL, British Telecom,
Cisco Systems, EMC, Ericsson, Google, Hitachi, HP, Motorola, Openwave
Systems, RSA Security, Sun Microsystems, TIBCO and Veritas rely on Berkeley
DB for fast, scalable, reliable and cost-effective data management for their
mission-critical applications. Profitable since it was founded in 1996,
Sleepycat is a privately held company with offices in California and
Massachusetts.

About JBoss, Inc.
JBoss, Inc. is dedicated to delivering on the vision of Professional Open
Source. The company brings together core developers of the JBoss Application
Server and related open source technologies, such as Tomcat, Hibernate and
JGroups, to provide expert production and development support, training,
consulting and documentation. JBoss has been downloaded more than four
million times since its release in 2001 and is now deployed in nearly 30
percent of development and production environments, making it the industry's
fastest growing Java-based application server in use. Companies such as
Corporate Express, EA Games, La Quinta and Nielsen Media Research use JBoss
in production. Partners offering JBoss alongside or embedded in their
products include Apple, Borland, HP, IONA, Unisys and webMethods. JBoss has
headquarters in Atlanta, Ga. and Neuchâtel, Switzerland. For additional
information, please visit www.jboss.com.
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JBoss is a registered trademark and JBossCache is a trademark of JBoss, Inc.
Sleepycat Software and Berkeley DB are trademarks of Sleepycat Software, Inc.
Java, Java Powered and J2EE are registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems,
Inc., in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks or
registered trademarks herein are property of their respective owners.







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