Tomas,
We are going to see more and more folks like you.
As J2EE becomes standard web software infrastructure more and more folks
will be looking for the Open Source implementation and we're it ;-)
As far as participating in 2001 I am glad you are proposing your help so
kindly but... the war will be over.
See it might be that jBoss2.0 is ready by JavaONE, i.e. in a couple of
weeks!!!! So stick around and do help us earlier if you can, you and
your company can only benefit.
Kind regards
marc fleury
Tomas Lapienis wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
> It�s a long story, so sorry for disturbing.
> I�m (and folks with me) are new to J2EE, but we have project launched
> already.
>
> Basically, we start from WebLogic, but have (already) restrictions how to
> use it.
> The major (actually the only one) restriction is to have only one CPU for
> WebLogic
> per 500 users instalation.
>
> Because it is clear (it is more or less obvious) that single CPU per 500
> users for
> application server is not enough, so we are forced to look at the
> alternatives.
>
> EJBoss (no matter how is stable and feature rich now) is very attractive
> because
> of OpenSource. So our plan follows.
>
> For the first instalation to have WebLogic + many EJBoss application
> servers,
> and starting from second version to move away from WebLogic to EJBoss
> completely. At that time we will know about both app servers how good they
> are. Until then...
>
> Now we need to know some comparitions for J2EE platform implementation
> about WebLogic and EJBoss. Also it would be good to get EJBoss TODO
> list with time estimations (until 2001 in general).
>
> If you folks don�t mind, we will join EJBoss development at the begining of
> 2001
> in �load balancing� or �advanced security� develoment because (what we were
> able to figure out until now) this is very important for our project.
>
> Until then, it would be good to keep in track with the technologies under
> implementation,
> and to form (or join) a team which develops technology which we guess is
> important to have.
>
> So, where I can get the feature list of EJBoss (or just install and play it)
> and maybe somewhere
> is todo list, just to know were EJBoss is moving now...
> With the best wishes,
> Tomas Lapienis
>
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