Re: [JBoss-user] Interesting article! JBoss is scaring BEAway!!!

2003-02-07 Thread Tony Tortallini
That IBM has a fully integrated solution and a reasonable price and a
world-class services arm bodes well for them going forward. Oracle also
stands a chance of taking a slice of the market but BEA appears to be toast.
Sun offers a conceptual application server which does not have much appeal.
The rest of the field respresents me-too solutions driven by NIH syndrome.
Speaking of toast, seems like Borland is buttering up BEA and vice versa so
we may see a double-toasted extra-crispy offering in the not-too-distant
future:) JBoss will dominate the server farm market and embedded systems and
of course it is already the de facto standard for developers. Tight
integration with Eclipse is just around the corner and it would be nice to
see JBoss collaborate with FreeBSD or a Linux distro with optimized JVM.

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> Overall a good article, but of course here are my $0.02.
>
> "JBoss has yet to achieve anything like the status of Linux"
>
> Hey Bill Synder, are you serious?  With over 2 million downloads in
> 2002, can you really make this statement?  Sure Linux probably has
> billions of downloads, but it's an OS, not an app server.  I would say
> that JBoss is getting very close to achieving a linux like status.
>
> "JBoss is at the low end of the market"
>
> And Rick Jackson, Get a clue!  Since Global 2000 companies are replacing
> massive, multi-million dollars BEA Clusters with JBoss, how can you
> consciously consider it low end?
>
> -James
>
>
> On Fri, 2003-02-07 at 11:25, Kim, Yong wrote:
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> > Mitchell
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RE: [JBoss-user] Interesting article! JBoss is scaring BEAway!!!

2003-02-07 Thread James Higginbotham
So, how long before BEA decides to embed jboss and simply build value
add on top and stop maintaining its code that has been around since '98?
Or, give their base server away for free and charge for support? I'd
love to see the article: "BEA accepts defeat against JBoss's superior
architecture and business model" 

James

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Re: [JBoss-user] Interesting article! JBoss is scaring BEAway!!!

2003-02-07 Thread James Ward
Overall a good article, but of course here are my $0.02.

"JBoss has yet to achieve anything like the status of Linux"

Hey Bill Synder, are you serious?  With over 2 million downloads in
2002, can you really make this statement?  Sure Linux probably has
billions of downloads, but it's an OS, not an app server.  I would say
that JBoss is getting very close to achieving a linux like status.

"JBoss is at the low end of the market"

And Rick Jackson, Get a clue!  Since Global 2000 companies are replacing
massive, multi-million dollars BEA Clusters with JBoss, how can you
consciously consider it low end?

-James


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> Mitchell
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[JBoss-user] Interesting article! JBoss is scaring BEAway!!!

2003-02-07 Thread Kim, Yong
http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/tech/billsnyder/10067438.html

Mitchell


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