>> Tis interesting, only thing is the due to the cost JBoss is not J2ee
>> certified yet. I believe that some arrangement has been reached by the
Jboss
>> guys and SUN and that the certifcation process has started.
>>
> Really?? I thought JBoss was based on Tomcat which is j2ee certified.
> Anyway, given all their claims that JBoss goes beyond j2ee its probably
> worth looking into CFMX on JBoss, despite the lack of a bit of paper with
> "Certified" and "SUN" on it. :o)
JBoss is a whole J2EE "stack". JMS /EJB , Sevlet/jsp etc.. etc..
Tomcat is just a jsp/sevlet container (+ builtin web server), which is a
certified container. I think it got certified because the main developer of
tomcat now works for sun, he is in charge of the Javafaces projects,
standard SUN MVC basically. (he also wrote a lot of structs.)
Jboss comes with either Jetty or Tomcat as its servler contatiner. But as
its a micro-kernel atchitecture, so you can remove nearly everything. In
fact you can bootstrap Jboss with about 50kbs of code, so you can run a
jBoss server in your mobile phone!!
Justin
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