Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: >Dave said that Apache is the only real alternative to .NET... if only >had a serious CMS.... ihihih, oh, he's so right on this :) > Following the echoes of the discussion on J2EE in jakarta-general, I have been thinking a lot:
- we've got some free java VMs: - IBM has interesting stuff (with closed class libraries) - kaffe (I was able to run tomcat reasonably after patching a bit in C and a little bit more in java.lang) Putting Sun's swing classes in the path I was able to run some of Sun's jfc demos. Missing pieces are due to the minimalistic approach taken by the kaffe people, but they can be easily worked around. - kaffe is slow but takes soooo little memory... I wonder if it is suitable for production sites. - I imagine someone out there (in the cold) is working in having a way to interpret C# in a java VM (maybe slightly extended). If not, this could make for an interesting jakarta project. - There is definitely interest on having alternatives to RMI, EJB and other closed J2EE technologies in jakarta. ... We could play some embrace and extend with Microsoft themselves ;) > >So, let's make a deal: I'll help writing a weblog framework (Ugo, I need >your help!) on top of Cocoon and you guys move your weblogs over to >Forrest? > >Gosh, it hurts my spirit so bad to see Sam using Radio for his weblog. > P.S.) Just thinking high today. I fear reality will take care of my expectations soon. But here we've got a sunny february day :-) P.P.S) Expert in debugging and micro-patching to make things work. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
