Apache TomEE is the Java EE distribution of Apache Tomcat. This live vJUG session goes beyond the basics and explores some fun features both TomEE-specific and JavaEE-portable for supercharging your application development, runtime and maintenance. Have a huge pile of DAOs? Use TomEE’s abstract bean concept. Need to configure your application for many different environments? CDI and portable-extensions to the rescue. Want to create secured microservice distributions without any fuss? Nothing beats the TomEE Maven Plugin. Looking for a way to get detailed stats from your code? Hello annotation-driven monitoring support. Ever wish you could make your own management API? Check out the portable SSH Connector.The perfect session for any TomEE or Java EE enthusiast looking for cool toys for both developer and operations bliss.
Founder of Tomitribe, veteran of Open Source Java EE in both implementing and defining JavaEE specifications for over 10 years with a strong drive to see JavaEE simple, testable and as light as Java SE. Co-Founder of OpenEJB (1999), Geronimo (2003), TomEE (2011). Member of the Java EE 7 and EJB 3.2 Expert Groups, past member of the Java EE 6, EJB 3.1, and EJB 3.0 Expert Groups. Contributing author to Component-Based Software Engineering: Putting the Pieces Together from Addison Wesley.
Daniel is a Software Engineer at Tomitribe. His love for Open Source and Java motivated him to become a committer to projects like DeltaSpike, Yougi, Lightweight EE, JBoss Aesh and Apache TomEE projects. Daniel enjoys speaking about about Apache TomEE and other Java related topics at conferences, JUGs and workshops
