Hi,
>I agree with Rickard.
>Jboss has come a hell of along way and is incredibly easy to setup(about
two minutes; seemlessly)
>and deploy(about two seconds) any of your ejbeans. Even being a newbie to
the scene jboss
>gives the user the ability to deploy and debug very easily. Additionally,
Jboss now
>itegrates with Tomcat(another product that I would bet engineering
>reputation on) in the VM with a couple simple changes to the jboss config
file.
>In short; Jboss simply kicks-ass and I hope WebLogic is taking
>notes. Give
>all the other ejbservers a shot and then crank up jboss. It _defines_
>ease of use in ejb space.
>
>-john
Right on, here.
I'm in no way involved with JBoss development or marketing, so I can make a
frank statement as a *user* here.
JBoss is so easy to use today, and so easy to install, and so easy to work
with, and so easy to plug in Tomcat, and so easy to do great things with EJB
technology that - with time, all other EJB servers are going to look silly
when people mention JBoss.
In fact, rumor has it that even Weblogic is taking a good look at JBoss
architecture and "getting ideas." Hmmm, but till something actually happens
on that front, shush, wait and see.
Besides, friends out there, its on GPL. Yup, the only J2EE open source app
server out there that kicks ass and is also on GPL.
Sandeep Dath
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." --
Arthur C. Clarke
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