Our community relations manager for the US region, Jay Pipes will be at EclipseCon 2006. See his blog for more information.
The java developers here at MySQL all use Eclipse on a daily basis (including myself), so I'm excited to see us becoming more involved with the Eclipse community. (hint, watch for some news about MySQL and the Eclipse Foundation to be announced later this week at MySQL's Website.)
Our community relations manager for the US region, Jay Pipes will be at EclipseCon 2006. See his blog for more information.
The java developers here at MySQL all use Eclipse on a daily basis (including myself), so I‘m excited to see us becoming more involved with the Eclipse community. (hint, watch for some news about MySQL and the Eclipse Foundation to be announced later this week at MySQL's Website.)
As part of my A call to arms! post about a month ago, I’ve had a number of unofficial comments of support. In addition, I’ve also been approached to assist in the completion of a MySQL Transactional support engine. More information on the PBXT engine will be forthcoming soon by it’s creator.
Anyway, I’ve taken on the responsiblity of assisting in testing this new storage engine. This will also give me the excuse of being able to pursue some other ideas about the performance of differing storage engines for differing tables in business circumstances, such as MyIsam verses InnoDB in a highly OLTP environment. Part of testing will be ensure ACID conformance in varying situations and multi-concurrency use. Of course the ability to also do performance and load testing would be a obvious extension.
Considering how I’m going to benchmark is an interesting …
[Read more]Apache JMeter is a 100% pure Java desktop application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance. It was originally designed for testing Web Applications but has since expanded to other test functions. Specifically it provides complete support for database testing via JDBC.
Some References: Homepage http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/ · Wiki Page · User Manual
Initial Installation Steps
$ su -
$ cd /opt
$ wget
http://apache.planetmirror.com.au/dist/jakarta/jmeter/binaries/jakarta-jmeter-2.1.1.tgz
$ wget …
In addition to some other talks in the Java track at the MySQL Users' Conference in April, I‘ll be giving a half day tutorial on scalability and performance optimization for Java applications deployed against MySQL:
Planning, Deploying, and Diagnosing Problems of J2EE Applications
on MySQL
Mark D. Matthews, MySQL AB
Track: Java
Date: Monday, April 24
Time: 8:30am – 12:00pm
Location: Ballroom G
This tutorial covers the planning, deployment, and troubleshooting aspects of a J2EE application deployed on MySQL. Matthews will cover typical deployment scenarios and help you avoid the common mistakes made when deploying J2EE applications with MySQL, including hands-on walkthroughs of deployment and configuration of MySQL with Apache Tomcat, JBoss, …
[Read more]In addition to some other talks in the Java track at the MySQL Users' Conference in April, I'll be giving a half day tutorial on scalability and performance optimization for Java applications deployed against MySQL:
Planning, Deploying, and Diagnosing Problems of J2EE Applications on MySQL Mark D. Matthews, MySQL AB Track: Java Date: Monday, April 24 Time: 8:30am - 12:00pm Location: Ballroom G
This tutorial covers the planning, deployment, and troubleshooting aspects of a J2EE application deployed on MySQL. Matthews will cover typical deployment scenarios and help you avoid the common mistakes made when deploying J2EE applications with MySQL, including hands-on walkthroughs of deployment and configuration of MySQL with Apache Tomcat, JBoss, Hibernate and Spring.
In addition, …
[Read more]In addition to some other talks in the Java track at the MySQL Users' Conference in April, I‘ll be giving a half day tutorial on scalability and performance optimization for Java applications deployed against MySQL:
Planning, Deploying, and Diagnosing Problems of J2EE Applications
on MySQL
Mark D. Matthews, MySQL AB
Track: Java
Date: Monday, April 24
Time: 8:30am – 12:00pm
Location: Ballroom G
This tutorial covers the planning, deployment, and troubleshooting aspects of a J2EE application deployed on MySQL. Matthews will cover typical deployment scenarios and help you avoid the common mistakes made when deploying J2EE applications with MySQL, including hands-on walkthroughs of deployment and configuration of MySQL with Apache Tomcat, JBoss, …
[Read more]I’m sure you are all aware by now of Mike Hillyer’s MySQL Sakila Sample Database that will be launched at the MySQL Conference. We now have an official MySQL Forum for this as well.
As part of leveraging this existing database, and using this for the basis of my MySQL Conference presentation on MySQL for Oracle Developers, I’ve released the first version of my MySQL Sakila Sample Application at http://sakila.arabx.com.au which I would very much like some feedback on. Please use the official …
[Read more]I‘d like to keep the iBiblio repository up to date as we release new versions of MySQL Connector/J, but the documentation at http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-ibiblio-upload.html assumes that either (1) you use Maven to already build your project or (2) you grok Maven enough to create a Maven version of your project to create the .poms and upload the stuff to iBiblio.
Is anyone out there with Maven skills out there that wouldn‘t mind helping us create the skeleton Maven project to pull this off (someone‘s already done it, since there are older versions of Connector/J in the repository), or tell us a way to do the upload without Maven? (We like our Ant build script just fine, thanks!)
I'd like to keep the iBiblio repository up to date as we release new versions of MySQL Connector/J, but the documentation at http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-ibiblio-upload.html assumes that either (1) you use Maven to already build your project or (2) you grok Maven enough to create a Maven version of your project to create the .poms and upload the stuff to iBiblio.
Is anyone out there with Maven skills out there that wouldn't mind helping us create the skeleton Maven project to pull this off (someone's already done it, since there are older versions of Connector/J in the repository), or tell us a way to do the upload without Maven? (We like our Ant build script just fine, thanks!)