Installer tomee-plume avec Homebrew

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil
• Page du gestionnaire de paquets

Commandes et alias

• catalina.sh
• ciphers.sh
• configtest.sh
• daemon.sh
• digest.sh
• makebase.sh
• migrate.sh
• setclasspath.sh
• shutdown.sh
• startup.sh
• tomee.sh
• tool-wrapper.sh
• version.sh

Historique du projet

TomEE grew out of Apache OpenEJB work. An Apache presentation traces OpenEJB from its 1999 origins through incubation, graduation, and 2011 integration into Apache TomEE. TomEE's own pages describe the product as a Tomcat-based server assembled by starting with a vanilla Tomcat zip, adding TomEE jars, and repackaging the result.

The Plume flavor appeared in the TomEE 1.7.0 feature release as an experimental profile. The release notes described it as TomEE Plus with Mojarra and EclipseLink added, explicitly positioning it as a lower-friction path for users coming from GlassFish-style environments.

Historique d'adoption

TomEE 1.x passed the Java EE 6 TCK, making Web Profile certification part of the project's early adoption story. Plume itself was marked not certified in the old 1.7.4 download page, but it served users who wanted the broader Plus feature set plus familiar JSF and JPA implementations.

In the package-manager niche, a separate tomee-plume formula is useful because TomEE flavors are shipped as different binary distributions rather than one runtime toggled by a small config flag.

Modes d'utilisation

Package users choose Plume when they want a Tomcat-like layout and scripts but expect more of the full application-server stack out of the box, especially the Plus profile plus Mojarra and EclipseLink support.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

Plume is interesting to package maintainers because it is a distribution flavor, not merely an optional dependency. Keeping it as a distinct formula lets users install the heavier TomEE bundle intentionally and keeps lighter WebProfile installations smaller.

Chronologie

• 1999: OpenEJB originated before its later Apache history.
• 2011: OpenEJB was integrated into Apache TomEE.
• TomEE 1.7.0: Introduced the Plume profile with Mojarra and EclipseLink.
• 2016: TomEE 1.7.4 listed Web Profile, JAX-RS, Plus, and Plume downloads as separate distributions.

Related projects

• Apache Tomcat is the base runtime TomEE extends.
• Apache TomEE Plus is the flavor Plume builds on.
• Mojarra and EclipseLink are the extra implementation choices called out by the Plume release notes.

Sources

• https://tomee.apache.org/
• https://tomee.apache.org/index.old.html
• https://tomee.apache.org/presentations/2011_JAX_London_Fun_EJB31_and_OpenEJB.pdf
• https://tomee.apache.org/refcard/refcard.html
• https://tomee.apache.org/tomee-1.7.0.html
• input.source_facts.package-manager