We've written before about using a Continuous Integration server called Hudson for use in implementing automated testing of your PeopleSoft applications.
Hudson is an open source project from Sun, and it was just announced that Sun will be selling formal support for a branded version of Hudson, called Sun Continuous Integration Server (SCIS).
This is great news, because Hudson/SCIS is an awesome tool. Since writing up what we have been doing with Hudson and doing some webinars about it, we've had a number of folks asking about getting going with it themselves, so having a formal support channel for it helps quite a bit.
In other Java news, we had a great turnout for our "Extending PeopleSoft with Java" webinar today. Folks got to see using the brand new JDeveloper 11gR1 (just released last month) in conjunction with PeopleTools for extending PeopleSoft business logic. Some good questions got asked during the Q&A portion as well.
We'll put some of that webinar content into some upcoming blog posts, but I have to say that JDeveloper 11g is looking very nice.
Labels: 2009, Business, Hudson, Java, Support, webinar
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