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Title:
Class Data Sharing in the IBM Java6 JVM
Stream:
Java SIG (2)
Speakers:
Ben Corrie
Abstract:
2 years ago, IBM released a significant new feature in Java5: the ability to share application class data between JVM processes. This feature shipped in WAS 6.1 and significantly improved the scalable footprint when multiple WAS processes run on the same server. In Java6, we have taken this techology to the next level. This talk will focus in on the new Java6 data sharing and will provide technical insight into the features and benefits, illustrated using practical demos.
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Bio:
Ben Corrie:
Ben Corrie joined IBM's Java Technology Centre in 1998 and after a short spell testing the early 1.1x JVMs, he began working on the internals of IBM's J9 JVM. For the Java5 project, he was given the responsibility of being lead developer for the completely new class sharing feature. More recently he led the development of the new features in class data sharing in Java6.
