If I were Bill Clinton I would say, "it depends on what your
definition of the word 'opensource' is."
If your definition is:
1. free to download
2. free to develop with
3. free to deploy
then I'd call WebObjects pretty open. :-) Have you read the license?
Tim
UCLA GSE&IS
On Sep 9, 2009, at 9:54 PM, Stephane Guyot wrote:
Hi list,
i'm still waiting for an opensource version of WebObjects.
I can"t believe the news today, there 's so many good news, ( Sun
totally disappears, eated by Oracle ),
could we hope good news for WebObjects ?
What's new about WebObjects today ? WebObjects.org ? Gianduia ?
My actual client is just looking for a robust, scalable ...
persistence, web solution but ... they only use opensource solution
Stephane
PS : the last joke of Sun was named JavaFX :-)
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