2007/11/8, Preston L. Bannister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Yes, any such bundle should be under Harmony, not Tomcat.
Why not Tomcat ? > Speaking as an application developer, the (outside?) chance that a customer > could go to download Tomcat, and end up with Harmony - this does not make me > happy. At least until I have a *lot* more confidence in Harmony. Tomcat is > expected to be mature and reliable. If you're confident in Tomcat ,so a 'bundled' Harmoy/Tomcat will help Harmony team fix failures in the Java Runtime you could detect. BTW, Harmony people, may I suggest you be to contact the JPackage team (www.jpackage.org). They bundle in RPM format major Java applications for Linux boxes and having an OSS JRE/JDK like Harmony will be very usefull to them. Regards and long life to Harmony and others Java Opened implementations :) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
