For the 'industry', it has been a lack of education until recently. With
IBM embracing open source (their portal product is JetSpeed, their basic
http server is Apache, their AS/400 and S/390 systems run Linux partitions,
etc.) more people are now waking up to open source products as a viable
alternative. However, no matter how educated some people are, they still
can't accept a solution unless some mammoth vendor will support it (i.e.
IBM). The operations manager at my company has this mentality and it
boggles my mind. But, when a problem happens the e-mail distributed says
"The vendor is working on it..."
I'd rather invest in staff knowledge than invest in vendor reliance.
That's my opinion...
Bruce MacDonald
"William Brogden"
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> I'm also wondering, who uses cocoon. Is it mostly university
> folks, or is it being used out there in industry? I would guess
> that most industry people prefer to pay big bucks for corporate
> style 'solutions'. Oh well. {:\
>
Hewlett Packard seems to be using Cocoon2 in their "Web Services"
offering!
http://h20008.www2.hp.com/
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