Glassfish is a fine App Server, regardless of that creepy guy (http://bit.ly/acvVeM) but since I changed employers I don't really have reason to use it anymore.
If you want better Glassfish coverage in the install guide, then please review what we have now (as Enrique has done) offer suggestions for improvement. The same goes for other app servers. If you care about one specific server, then now is the time to test. I'm happy to fix things (with a little help) to make Roller work on any server. - Dave On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Harald Wellmann <[email protected]> wrote: > Ken, I do respect your opinion on Glassfish, but your message in this > context is just plain FUD and does not answer Enrique's question. > > I'm no friend of Larry's myself, but I can see absolutely no reason to stop > working with Glassfish 3.x. > > Especially if you use Java EE 6, there is not much choice... > > Regards, > Harald > > > Am 20.09.2010 18:32, schrieb Ken Gunderson: >> >> Glassfish was a very nice app server. I say "was" because while it >> offered tremendous promise under Sun, now that it's owned by Oracle >> pretty much everyone I know has moved away from it, for the obvious >> reason that the only thing you can be sure about Larry is that he's >> shameless when it comes to getting your money out of your pocket and >> into his _any_ way possible, regardless of ethics, honoring former >> promises, etc. >> >> The reason I bring this up is that, given Roller's limited developer >> resources, documenting how to run Roller on a dying appserver may not be >> very high on the list of priorities. Unless it's a itch you want to >> scratch personally ;) >> >> Regards-- Ken >> > >
