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JBoss Migration Factory: How to use new JBoss tools reduce migration risks
July 30 | 2pm EDT (GMT-4 New York)
In this webinar, find out how Red Hat and its channel partners have created processes and a Migration Factory to further mitigate the risks associated with moving applications from proprietary application platforms to the JBoss Platform.
Middleware Connections has donated their Migration Assessment Tool to the Jboss.org Migration Assistance (Maas) project. Learn how this tool can help you create a detailed inventory of your J2EE applications:
- In the application
- Packages used
- Class Usage
- Class hierarchies and (inter-)dependencies
- Type of components (HTML, JSP, EJBs, etc …)
- Library Catalog
- Potential conflicts and missing components highlighted
- In the run time environment
- All relevant server components (Mbeans) (Domain Info, Servers, Connection Pools, JMS, JCA, BEA Specific, etc..)
- Deployment Artifacts
We will also discuss how this information may be used to size migrations.
Replay of Webinar
SPEAKERS
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Host: Rich Sharples, Redhat, Director, Product Management
Rich Sharples - Tech Chat on OpenJDK
Mitch Mocle
Mitch Mocle is a Principal at Middleware Connections, the conceptual
designer of the JBoss Migration Assessment tool and manager of the
Migration Factory. Mitch has 30+ years of experience in technical and
product management positions at BEA, Unisys, and Sperry working on
everything from the web to mainframes. He is a passionate promoter of
Linux.
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