I think you missed the point of my statement. I did not say JRUN was not a
good servlet runner. I simply pointed out that it lacked the clean install one
expects from any commercial software. Once installed it runs well in most
cases. But there are other servlet runners that install much cleaner and run
just as well for less money to boot.
In my defense I was simply responding to a request for information by a user on
this list. I simply expressed my concerns from my past experiances and the fact
that at least one company had descided against JRUN for these reasons. How are
we supposed to respond to requests for information like this? I hardly think the
ole addage "don't say anything if you don't have anything good to say." applies
here.
Harp? I'll grant you Im not very musicly enclined. :-)
I don't get the statement , "tell them not us", They were not asking someone
here was.
A wrather confused person
Ron Burton
jon * wrote:
> > Here we have abandoned JRUN for Servlet Exec and Weblogic. We kept
> > having to many problems with lousy installation utilities from Live
> > Software. It was clear that they lacked QA for their products and we can't
> > risk that kind of mentality when we work with our customers.
> >
> > Ron Burton
>
> In LiveSoftware's defense, I do know that they have a whole room setup with
> almost every kind of computer and OS one could imagine. They do quite a bit
> of testing...but of course, with any software, there is going to be bugs.
> Installers are the hardest thing to do and we all know that from experience
> with Apache JServ. I also know that there are some people there who are
> extremely good developers...including one person who used to work on Apache
> JServ.
>
> So, please do not harp on other peoples products here, tell them about it,
> not us.
>
> As far as Weblogic <http://www.beasys.com/>...so far, for me their Tengah
> server has been extremely good and easy to setup (except for multiple domain
> support on NT). I highly recommend it for the people/clients who are not
> comfortable with Open Source and just have to have the commercial
> software...
>
> -jon
>
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