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- Great news! Sun needs JBoss
- This will help with the proliferation of Java and J2EE. Sun realizes that this needs to be a commodity in order to compete with .NET. Sun is really better off killing Microsoft, but having multiple independent implementations. The biggest customers will eventually want to move up to Sun's free J2EE server running on Solaris, but J2EE can get in the back-door with JBoss on Linux.
- Posted by: DonnieBoy Posted on: 11/18/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Great news! Sun needs JBoss
DonnieBoy | 11/18/03
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Good news!
Peter Komisar | 11/18/03
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my way or highway
lmaxwell | 11/18/03
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