>>> On Tue, 25 Jan 2000 10:08:00 -0500,
>>> "Chip" == "WHITESIDE, CHIP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chip> Having used OAS, and dealt with their support, I would strongly
Chip> suggest you take a good look at Weblogic.
Chip> - From everything I have heard, it is much easier to get up and running
Chip> faster with Weblogic.
Chip> - We have found Oracle's support to be essentially worthless. Almost any
Chip> issue we have come across we have had to solve ourselves.
Chip> - We went with Oracle, because we felt we would be avoiding a lot of
Chip> inter-vendor support hassles by choosing the development tool,
Chip> database, and App Server from one vendor. Unfortunately Oralce support
Chip> is segregated so that you might as well be dealing with a separate App
Chip> Server vendor.
I have to agree, on all of Chip's points. I used OAS 4.0.7 on my last
project. We didn't try their EJB stuff, but had all kinds of trouble with
just the simple web-server and servlet-engine functions.
I'm now a happy user of WebLogic. Yes, it was way easier to get going.
Support is good, provided you have Usenet access.
--
Mike Williams
http://www.o3.co.uk
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