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  -             <p class="head">PROJECT RABBIT HOLE ... JBOSS 3.0
  -             <p class="text">For those of you eager to find out how deep the rabbit 
hole goes, JBoss founder and lead developer Marc Fleury announces that he will be 
spending 10 weeks, from June 11 through August 17 working on bringing the next 
generation JBoss version to life.  He and the JBoss team will review the current 
codebase with attention to making the URL-based installation of JBoss-server farms 
easier and more intuitive to install and manage.  They will also make the clustering 
and failover of JBoss instances a reality for the 3.0 version.  Follow our progress or 
join us on jboss-dev, the mailing list for development.  Help us in this landmark 
effort to put Open Source Technology at the forefront of the J2EE web application 
server industry.
  +             <p class="head">PROJECT RABBIT HOLE ... JBoss&#153; 3.0
  +             <p class="text">For those of you eager to find out how deep the rabbit 
hole goes, JBoss&#153; founder and lead developer Marc Fleury announces that he will 
be spending 10 weeks, from June 11 through August 17 working on bringing the next 
generation JBoss&#153; version to life.  He and the JBoss&#153; team will review the 
current codebase with attention to making the URL-based installation of 
JBoss&#153;-server farms easier and more intuitive to install and manage.  They will 
also make the clustering and failover of JBoss&#153; instances a reality for the 3.0 
version.  Follow our progress or join us on JBoss&#153;-dev, the mailing list for 
development.  Help us in this landmark effort to put Open Source Technology at the 
forefront of the J2EE web application server industry.
   
                   <p class="head">JAVAONE 2001
  -             <p class="text">Marc Fleury and Scott Stark's Bird of a Feather 
focusing on JMX in JBOSS received "best BoF" and "Best comeback to .NET" from this one 
editor on IBM <a class="link" 
href="http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-j1wrap.html";>DeveloperWorks</a>
  +             <p class="text">Marc Fleury and Scott Stark's Bird of a Feather 
focusing on JMX in JBoss&#153; received "best BoF" and "Best comeback to .NET" from 
this one editor on IBM <a class="link" 
href="http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-j1wrap.html";>DeveloperWorks</a>
   
  -<p class="head">JBOSS IN THE PRESS
  -             <p class="text">40,000 downloads a month! Check out our stats at 
SourceForge. Two reviews on the Serverside...<a class="link" 
href="http://www.theserverside.com/reviews/thread.jsp?thread_id=6215";>closer to a BEA 
killer</a>. In response to some of the threads, we are dedicated to "providing real 
solutions for real businesses, even though we are also very hip with the "sandal 
brigade." For those demanding better documentation, we are talking with our publisher 
about a book proposal that would give professional-grade documentation. For those 
demanding support, we already offer support on our core server. For applications 
running on top of JBoss, we are in the process of drawing up a partnership agreement 
to license outside consultants in this arena. InfoWorld, June 1, 2001 <a class="link" 
href="http://iwsun4.infoworld.com/articles/tc/xml/01/06/04/010604tcopsrc.xml";>Middleware
 that beats the budget</a>. At least we got mentioned, but what's with putting us in 
the same class as Enhydra. They aren't fully J2EE and their EJB container is JOnAS, 
and we all know what that's worth. Infoworld's April 27 article "Application Composer 
shows promise," mentions that this Webgain/VisualCafe product "...includes the free 
JBoss 2.0 EJB container for use in testing EJBs. "We're glad your using us, but you 
could have told us before we learned about it in the press."  Pick up the print 
edition of JavaPro July 2001 "JBoss Application Server." They give us a nice albeit 
slightly dated review.
  +<p class="head">JBoss&#153; IN THE PRESS
  +             <p class="text">40,000 downloads a month! Check out our stats at 
SourceForge. Two reviews on the Serverside...<a class="link" 
href="http://www.theserverside.com/reviews/thread.jsp?thread_id=6215";>closer to a BEA 
killer</a>. In response to some of the threads, we are dedicated to "providing real 
solutions for real businesses, even though we are also very hip with the "sandal 
brigade." For those demanding better documentation, we are talking with our publisher 
about a book proposal that would give professional-grade documentation. For those 
demanding support, we already offer support on our core server. For applications 
running on top of JBoss&#153;, we are in the process of drawing up a partnership 
agreement to license outside consultants in this arena. InfoWorld, June 1, 2001 <a 
class="link" 
href="http://iwsun4.infoworld.com/articles/tc/xml/01/06/04/010604tcopsrc.xml";>Middleware
 that beats the budget</a>. At least we got mentioned, but what's with putting us in 
the same class as Enhydra. They aren't fully J2EE and their EJB container is JOnAS, 
and we all know what that's worth. Infoworld's April 27 article "Application Composer 
shows promise," mentions that this Webgain/VisualCafe product "...includes the free 
JBoss&#153; 2.0 EJB container for use in testing EJBs. "We're glad your using us, but 
you could have told us before we learned about it in the press."  Pick up the print 
edition of JavaPro July 2001 "JBoss&#153; Application Server." They give us a nice 
albeit slightly dated review.
   
   <p class="head">TRAINING UPDATE
  -             <p class="text">The date has been set. The next Advanced EJB/JBoss 
training will be in London, September 10-14 at the Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square. 
For those interested in eventual partnership certification, training will be required. 
Get a head start in London. Read about the details under Training.
  +             <p class="text">The date has been set. The next Advanced 
EJB/JBoss&#153; training will be in London, September 10-14 at the Marriott Hotel 
Grosvenor Square. For those interested in eventual partnership certification, training 
will be required. Get a head start in London. Read about the details under Training.
   
                   <p class="head">HOW WE ARE CODING THE FUTURE 
                
  -<p class="text">The <a class="link" href="jboss-server.jsp">JBoss/Server</a> is 
  +<p class="text">The <a class="link" 
href="JBoss&#153;-server.jsp">JBoss&#153;/Server</a> is 
     an Open Source, standards-compliant, Enterprise JavaBeans application server 
  -  implemented in 100% Pure Java, as is our full product suite. The JBoss community 
  +  implemented in 100% Pure Java, as is our full product suite. The JBoss&#153; 
community 
     of over 500 developers world wide is working to deliver the full range of J2EE 
     tools as the premier Enterprise Java application server for the Java 2 Enterprise 
  -  Edition platform. The JBoss/Server and complement of products are delivered 
  +  Edition platform. The JBoss&#153;/Server and complement of products are delivered 
     under a public license. With 1500 downloads per day on average (40,000 per 
month), 
  -  JBossServer is the fastest growing J2EE based server. 
  -<p class="text">Why should you pay tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to 
Java-enable your business enterprise? At those costs it doesn't take long to figure 
out there is no future in that, unless you are the server vendor! But JBoss is not 
just about zero cost. Our tools are innovative. We sport features, such as "hot 
deploy", "Dynamic Proxies", and a JMX based fully modular design that enables you to 
replace virtually every component of the server, that just can't be found in many 
commercial Enterprise Java servers, no matter how much you are willing to pay! 
  -             <p class="text">So what are you waiting for? Download JBoss/Server and 
our other JBoss components, today and try them out. Join the community by contributing 
features and fixes. Tell your fellow architects, engineers, and programmers about 
JBoss-we are certain they will want to know! The hundreds of others who are obtaining 
JBoss products every day are finding out just why we have become so popular, why we 
are deployed all over the world and embedded in leading applications.
  -             <p class="text">We are JBoss.org. We are creating world-class J2EE 
technologies in open source. We are "coding the future."
  +  JBoss&#153;Server is the fastest growing J2EE based server. 
  +<p class="text">Why should you pay tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to 
Java-enable your business enterprise? At those costs it doesn't take long to figure 
out there is no future in that, unless you are the server vendor! But JBoss&#153; is 
not just about zero cost. Our tools are innovative. We sport features, such as "hot 
deploy", "Dynamic Proxies", and a JMX based fully modular design that enables you to 
replace virtually every component of the server, that just can't be found in many 
commercial Enterprise Java servers, no matter how much you are willing to pay! 
  +             <p class="text">So what are you waiting for? Download 
JBoss&#153;/Server and our other JBoss&#153; components, today and try them out. Join 
the community by contributing features and fixes. Tell your fellow architects, 
engineers, and programmers about JBoss&#153;-we are certain they will want to know! 
The hundreds of others who are obtaining JBoss&#153; products every day are finding 
out just why we have become so popular, why we are deployed all over the world and 
embedded in leading applications.
  +             <p class="text">We are JBoss&#153;.org. We are creating world-class 
J2EE technologies in open source. We are "coding the future."
      
   
  -<p class="head">APRIL 10 - JUNE1 2001: JBOSS 2.2.2 RELEASE, JBOSS TOUR, 40,000 
DOWNLOADS PER MONTH
  -<p class="text"><b>JBoss 2.2.2</b> maintenance release with enhanced web container 
  +<p class="head">APRIL 10 - JUNE1 2001: JBoss&#153; 2.2.2 RELEASE, JBoss&#153; TOUR, 
40,000 DOWNLOADS PER MONTH
  +<p class="text"><b>JBoss&#153; 2.2.2</b> maintenance release with enhanced web 
container 
     integration is <a class="link" href="binary.jsp">here</a>. 
   <p class="text"><b>Updated JAAS Tutorial</b>Demonstrates integrated EJB/Web 
application security.
  -<p class="text"><b>JBOSS TOUR</b> Marc Fleury gives training around the world (well 
mostly US and UK really).  The first "Atlanta Session" is a major success.  20 
students study the inner-working of JBoss under the guidance of Marc Fleury and Scott 
Stark.
  -<p class="text"><b>40,000 Downloads Per Month</b>.  At 1500 downloads per day, as 
attested by SourceForge, JBoss knows a little secret that the big guys don't know yet, 
i.e. that EJB/J2EE is now a mass technology and JBoss is the server making it happen.  
Ubiquity is on the way and no Mr BEA, .NET will not win the low-end of web-services, 
JBoss will!
  +<p class="text"><b>JBoss&#153; TOUR</b> Marc Fleury gives training around the world 
(well mostly US and UK really).  The first "Atlanta Session" is a major success.  20 
students study the inner-working of JBoss&#153; under the guidance of Marc Fleury and 
Scott Stark.
  +<p class="text"><b>40,000 Downloads Per Month</b>.  At 1500 downloads per day, as 
attested by SourceForge, JBoss&#153; knows a little secret that the big guys don't 
know yet, i.e. that EJB/J2EE is now a mass technology and JBoss&#153; is the server 
making it happen.  Ubiquity is on the way and no Mr BEA, .NET will not win the low-end 
of web-services, JBoss&#153; will!
   
  - <p class="head">APRIL 9 - APRIL 20 2001: JBOSS 2.2.1 RELEASE, JMX SERVICES, 
TRAINING
  + <p class="head">APRIL 9 - APRIL 20 2001: JBoss&#153; 2.2.1 RELEASE, JMX SERVICES, 
TRAINING
                 
  -<p class="text"><b>JBoss 2.2.1</b> maintenance release with security fixes and 
  +<p class="text"><b>JBoss&#153; 2.2.1</b> maintenance release with security fixes 
and 
     few other bug fixes is <a class="link" href="binary.jsp">here</a>. 
  -<p class="text"><b>JMX Services</b> and their life cycle management discussion on 
JBoss-Dev started by Jules Gosnell, our Jetty integrator. Scott Stark commits new 
improvements to our service control.
  -              <p class="text"><b>Training:</b> Marc Fleury gives JBoss Training in 
Washington.
  +<p class="text"><b>JMX Services</b> and their life cycle management discussion on 
JBoss&#153;-Dev started by Jules Gosnell, our Jetty integrator. Scott Stark commits 
new improvements to our service control.
  +              <p class="text"><b>Training:</b> Marc Fleury gives JBoss&#153; 
Training in Washington.
                 <p class="text"><b>Rule Engine:</b> David Jencks posts a Rule Engine 
integration prototype.
                 <p class="text"><b>Clustering:</b> Sacha Labourey posts a first 
implementation of HA features for stateless session beans for testing.
                 
  -            <p class="head">APRIL 1 - APRIL 8 2001: JBOSS 2.2 RELEASED
  +            <p class="head">APRIL 1 - APRIL 8 2001: JBoss&#153; 2.2 RELEASED
                 
  -<p class="text"><b>JBoss 2.2:</b> The long awaited, stable release is finally 
  +<p class="text"><b>JBoss&#153; 2.2:</b> The long awaited, stable release is finally 
     <a class="link" href="binary.jsp">here</a>. 
   <p class="head">MARCH 19 - MARCH 31 2001: HIGH AVAILABILITY JMX, JAXP, LOG4J
  -              <p class="text"><b>HA/Failover:</b> Stacy Curl submits HA/Failover 
JMX which becomes JBossMX module.
  +              <p class="text"><b>HA/Failover:</b> Stacy Curl submits HA/Failover 
JMX which becomes JBoss&#153;MX module.
                 <p class="text"><b>JAXP:</b> Scott Stark works on the XML parser 
issues and makes sure the project is now JAXP compliant.
  -              <p class="text"><b>Log4j</b> Fulco Muriglio's Log4j integration is 
moved to the JBoss core distribution.
  +              <p class="text"><b>Log4j</b> Fulco Muriglio's Log4j integration is 
moved to the JBoss&#153; core distribution.
                        
   
   
  
  
  
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  -             Copyright &copy; 1999-2001, <a class="copy" 
href="http://jboss.org";>jboss.org</a>.
  +             JBoss&#153; is a trademark of Marc Fleury.  Copyright &copy; 
1999-2001, <a class="copy" href="http://jboss.org";>jboss.org</a>.
                All rights reserved.
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