#Icefaces 2016 trial#

If you have a similarly great Java EE adoption story to share with the community (particularly migration stories from other technologies), please do feel encouraged to reach out. You can view the session below (click here if you are having trouble seeing the embedded video). The applications also used ICEfaces and PrimeFaces (the older Java EE 6 application used ICEfaces while the newer Java EE 7 application uses PrimeFaces). The applications use a mix of WildFly and JBoss EAP along with other JBoss ecosystem projects like Hibernate Envers, Hibernate Search, Drools. The session touches upon how Java EE applications can take advantage of most of the practical benefits of microservices without the added complexity. The session also dives into some interesting details on two different Java EE applications (one still using Java EE 6 and one already on Java EE 7) that Lufthansa industry solutions developed for clients. The session explains what the organization does, it's architectural approach and why they chose Java EE. They chose to standardize on Java EE to ensure consistency throughout a large number of systems. Lufthansa industry solutions develops systems both internally at Lufthansa as well as for external customers. A nice JavaOne 2016 session to start with is the one from Lufthansa industry solutions. We will highlight all of those stories here in the coming months. We had a number of solid adoption stories submitted that we could select from. Indeed JavaOne 2016 was particularly good in this regard. We have been doing just that for a long time through our adoption stories blog, this humble blog as well as JavaOne. The Super Saturday card includes stakes preps for six of the seven Group 1 races on the World Cup card.One of the most important things to do at this stage of the life-cycle of Java EE is highlight successful adoption stories at a regular cadence.

Sharp improvement should be expected Saturday, and will be required to get Mubtaahij into the World Cup with anything resembling a real chance to win. 4 Firebreak Stakes at Meydan, finishing fifth in a race meant more than anything to shake off rest. Mubtaahij made his first start since the Belmont in the Feb. Keen Ice faces Mubtaahij, who finished fourth behind third-place Keen Ice when the pair met last June in the Belmont Stakes. Keen Ice drew post 11 in a 12-horse edition of the Group 3, $400,000 Al Maktoum Challenge Round 3, a 2,000m race run around two turns on dirt, the same conditions as the World Cup. The Donn winner, Mshawish, will ship later this month to Dubai for a start in the World Cup. Frosted made a track record breaking debut in the 1,900m second round of the Al Maktoum Challenge Gr-2 while Claifornia Chrome walked around in a handicap event to the delight of his trainer Art Sherman who was watching him smashes a small field of seven runners on that occasion.īut, Keen Ice is still to find his strides as he has not won since having vanquished the Triple Crown winner in the Travers Stakes, finishing fourth in the Breeders' Cup Classic, fourth in the Clark Handicap, and most recently sixth in the Donn Handicap at Gulfstream Park.

Both Frosted and California Chrome have tested the one-year-old new ground at Meydan in two different attempts. Having missed in his all recent starts, Keen Ice is looking forward to follow up in the footsteps of his father Curlin, who claimed the 2008 Dubai World Cup in great style. Keen Ice goes to business at Meydan in the 2,000m (dirt) third round of the Al Maktoum Challenge Gr-1 on Super Saturday, before he takes on the heavyweights in the $10m Dubai World Cup Group-1 over the same course and distance on March 26.

#Icefaces 2016 trial#

Keen Ice the only horse to beat the great American Pharoah in his Triple Crown season, goes on trial for the Dubai World Cup on a packed Super Saturday card at Meydan Racecourse.įrosted, who was third behind Keen Ice and American Pharoah in the Travers Stakes last summer, posted his own World Cup claims at Meydan on Thursday.