Products
JBoss as a division of Red Hat, Inc. integrates and hardens the latest enterprise-ready features from JBoss community projects into supported, stable, enterprise-class middleware distributions.
The JBoss Enterprise Middleware portfolio of products includes:
- Enterprise Application Platform - enhances JBoss Application Server to provide a complete solution for Java applications.
- Enterprise Web Platform - a lightweight platform for building light and rich Java applications
- Enterprise Web Server - a single solution for large scale websites and simple web applications.
- Enterprise Communications Platform - a development platform for the telecommunications industry.
- Enterprise Portal Platform - to build and deploy portals for SOA user interaction and personalized presentation.
- SOA Platform - integrates applications and orchestrates services to automate business processes in a service-oriented architecture.
- Business Rules Management System (BRMS) - enables business policy and rules development, access, and change management.
- Data Services - a management system to work with data across diverse systems
- JBoss Hibernate - industry-leading O/R mapping and persistence
- JBoss Seam - for simplifying web 2.0 application development
- JBoss Web Framework Kit - for building light and rich Java applications
- JBoss Operations Network - a customizable management-platform for JBoss deployments
- JBoss Developer Studio - offers developers an environment for building rich web applications, transactional enterprise applications, and SOA-based integration applications.
- JBoss RichFaces - adding Ajax capabilities to the JavaServer Faces web application framework.
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