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Redhat has beaten Apache’s Geronimo to the punch… at least in releasing code for their Java application server.
Are you going to take it for a test drive? If you have, what do you think?
Related link: http://news.osdir.com/article412.html
Redhat has beaten Apache’s Geronimo to the punch… at least in releasing code for their Java application server.
Are you going to take it for a test drive? If you have, what do you think?
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wtf are you on?
They've just repackaged Tomcat and Jonas. Repackaging these fine products is alot harder (and takes alot more time) than writing an appserver from scratch.
wtf are you on?
I may be mistaken, but the Geronimo team (whom I love dearly as you'll see later today) is also working with JOnAS. And I don't forsee them replacing Tomcat.
Plus, all I said was that Redhat released code. Not that they rawked! Geronimo.
I'm on my chair. 8^)