Hehe...I always find it amusing that people always think that X is great
or Y is great and X sucks. Isn't there some base understanding out there
that there is not one "hands-down" server that whoops all the others? I think
it totally depends on the situation. There's cases where I'd use NAS...there's
some where WebSphere should be used...etc.
Actually, there's a decent amount of people using WebSphere from what I've
seen. It's usually pretty corporate and I've seen it mostly used in retail and
healthcare (traditionally big blue shops anyways).
m.
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03/09/2000 07:43 PM GMT
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William,
oh what I wouldn't give for a decision actually based on technical merit and
not politics and lies. I would be VERY interested to see your comments on
EJB containers. I suspect CMP will be addressed. btw, is there no one
using WebSphere? It seems that all recent discussions refer primarily to
IAS, WLS or GemStone/J (apologies if I missed others that were discussed).
Regards.
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