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kumuluz / kumuluzee

Lightweight open-source framework for developing microservices using standard Java EE technologies and migrating Java EE to cloud-native architecture.
https://ee.kumuluz.com
MIT License
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no-web server #147

Closed ikonkere closed 5 years ago

ikonkere commented 5 years ago

It's not currently possible to create applications that don't use web/servlets, because the only @Server implementation available is the one with Jetty. Spring-boot, Thorntail and others support running without a servlet container (completely omitting it from the final distribution) and so should Kumuluz. I created my own simple @Server that just initializes javax.enterprise.inject.se.SeContainer and it actually works, so it shouldn't be a big deal to do so "officially".

MBJuric commented 5 years ago

We will address this in the near future. however, if you can contribute your solution, this would be much appreciated.

ikonkere commented 5 years ago

Fair enough, i'll look into it. There's something else though: my enterprise is looking to start actively using KumuluzEE as MP runtime and i've already found some other stuff and/or bugs.

I see there's little activity here, so do you guys hang out on some public collaboration platforms like Zulip or google groups? Our organization can't opt into Kumuluz enterprise support for certain reasons, so i'm looking for more informal collaboration :).

MBJuric commented 5 years ago

You are very welcome to use KumuluzEE for production. Our framework has been used by several large companies (including energy, oil&gas, banking, insurance, automotive, etc.). You can submit bug reports here or use our email address. We'll make sure to provide solutions and fixes.

ikonkere commented 5 years ago

But no online collaboration options outside paid support, correct?

MBJuric commented 5 years ago

Github issues or email. No other online tool. Best regards.

ikonkere commented 5 years ago

Move discussion to https://github.com/kumuluz/kumuluzee/pull/150