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| | The ObjectGrid can be used by applications in several different environments.{excerpt} |
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| | h3. Supported Environments |
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| | An ObjectGrid application is configured to run in either a Java 2 Platform Standard Edition (J2SE) or Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) environment. In these environments, different ObjectGrid environments are supported. The two main types are core (intra-process or local) and distributed. A distributed ObjectGrid environment has both a client and a server ObjectGrid environment. A WebSphere Application Server supports more environments than other J2EE application servers due to the integration provided. The following table lists different supported environments: |
| | || Environment || Core || Client || Server || |
| | | J2SE | x | x | x | |
| | | WebSphere Application Server | x | x | x | |
| | | WebSphere Application Server (z/OS) | x | x | | |
| | | Other J2EE Application Servers | x | x | | |
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| | See [Hardware and software requirements] for more info. |
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| | h3. Getting Started |
| | | See the [Installing ObjectGrid] topic for details on how to install ObjectGrid. |
| | | See the [Installing WebSphere eXtreme Scale] topic for details on how to install ObjectGrid. |
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| | Once ObjectGrid is installed, review the following topics for an overview of the various supported environments that ObjectGrid can run in: |
| | * [Core Application in a J2SE environment | Installation for a standalone J2SE application] |
| | * [Distributed Application in a J2SE environment | Installation for a clustered J2SE application] |
| | * [Core Application in a J2EE environment | J2EE core preparation] |
| | * [Distributed Application in a J2EE environment | Preparation - J2EE Distributed] |
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