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A Call for Community Testing is a mechanism to notify our users that new Globus code is available for testing in the field. Through these calls, we hope to expose its code to a wide variety of usage scenarios early in its development process. The ultimate goals are to catch bugs that have historically been found only after final releases, and to elicit feedback from the community on ways our software can be improved.
- Install the software in a non-production environment. Use the 4.1.0 distribution
from http://www.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/development/;
the code can also be retrieved directly from CVS using the tag
globus_4_1_0. - Exercise the software.
- Log your experiences in http://bugzilla.globus.org/globus/ under the "Java WS Core" product ("globus_wsrf_core" component). Please mention 4.1.0 explicitly in the body of the report.
- If you have any questions or comments regarding this component, join the javawscore-user@globus.org list to participate in discussions with other testers. (To subscribe, read the instructions here.)
- Optional: Consider sending descriptions of your tests to javawscore-dev@globus.org so that we might use them to build standard tests in the future. (To subscribe, read the instructions here.)
The Java WS Core is an implementation of the Web Services Resource Framework (WSRF) and the Web Service Notification (WSN) family of standards. It provides APIs and tools for building stateful Web services.
- We need volunteers to exercise Java WS Core to discover performance and scalability problems. Since Java WS Core is a critical piece to any service built on top of it, its performance and scalability directly affects the service. Therefore, improving the Java WS Core performance most likely will improve the service performance.
- We need volunteers for Java WS Core to discover functionality and usability problems. Improving usability and functionality will make the software easier to use and develop.
Java WS Core depends on the following GT components:
Java WS Core depends on the following 3rd party software:
Please see Java WS Core Technical Dependencies Details for details.
- Testing on a platform that is not listed in Section 7, “Tested Platforms”.
- Stability tests: making thousands of requests to the container for a long period of time without restarting the container
- Concurrency tests: making hundreds of concurrent requests to the container