: Friday, August 04, 2000 02:39
To: Orion-Interest
Cc: Orion-Interest
Subject: Re: How do you like Orion?
It's unfortunate that folks are willing to fork over tens of
thousands of dollars for similar products while casting a
skeptical eye on products that are more realistically priced.
It's
Dear Karl and Magnus,
marketingHint
Gather all of these nice quotes about orion and pricing. Get the author's
permission to use them. Put them on a webpage at your site. Put the nicest
one or two on your front page and link to the rest.
/marketingHint
BEA and others would probably have to PAY
Hi there,
Let me explain a few things to you that some others have replied to as well.
My company is a small startup (not mine..the company i work for) and we too
have been for many months talking about various app servers. I started
working with Orion in its .7+ stage..long before we started
Just wanted to put out a "blanket" THANK YOU to all who responded. Hopefully this,
along with some general research about why Java is better than taking the microsoft
approach will win the battle! Take care and have a good weekend!
Phil
2.3+..not sure about the new 3.0 version) ). It got shot down simply because
our "big boys" felt they were too small of a company to rely on being around
in a couple of years. Despite the fact that I already had our site running
on it (not production..but on my local box) and it was extremely
Hi there busy people, I'll be quick.
We're in the research stage, we've chosen JBuilder for our Java tool, now we've got to
find an application server. Our development platform will be NT. My boss wants to
use MS IIS and MTS, but I'd like to stay away from MS if possible. So... how do you
My experience is that Orion is the best implemented J2EE server I have seen
to date.
The only problems, are lack of documentation, though i've found that all my
questions have been answered by the mailing list archives or the EJB spec,
and lack of real benchmarks.
I don't have any
It's unfortunate that folks are willing to fork over tens of thousands of dollars for
similar products while casting a skeptical eye on products that are more realistically
priced. It's a high-powered application server, not a Mercedes! We've somehow been
brainwashed into thinking that
--hello,
at my last job i was checking out app servers for my
team, and spoke to weblogic about their product. to
my astonishment they wanted $5k in licensing fees just
for dev licenses, so that i and my developers could
learn the product (and that is before paying ~$10k/cpu
for production). i
--hello,
at my last job i was checking out app servers for my
team, and spoke to weblogic about their product. to
my astonishment they wanted $5k in licensing fees just
for dev licenses, so that i and my developers could
learn the product (and that is before paying ~$10k/cpu
for production). i
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