User: mnf999
Date: 01/07/06 19:52:01
Modified: . team.jsp testimonials.jsp
Log:
Go team go, new testimonials
Revision Changes Path
1.2 +115 -99 newsite/team.jsp
Index: team.jsp
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/jboss/newsite/team.jsp,v
retrieving revision 1.1
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -u -r1.1 -r1.2
--- team.jsp 2001/06/14 17:33:38 1.1
+++ team.jsp 2001/07/07 02:52:01 1.2
@@ -12,13 +12,13 @@
<p class="text">The guidelines for project decisions and inviting members of
the Organisation to be part of the Core Team are straight-forward and designed to
perpetuate the project for its long term success. You can think of the Board as being
at the bottom of the Organisational structure holding it up, <b>there are no fancy
boardrooms or suits and ties here</b> - if you're on the Board you'll probably be in
the trenches most of the time, up late most nights learning, coding, thinking,
planning, fixing bugs or answering questions and trying to match people to teams.
<p class="text">Valued Members who have proven their worth through hard work
will most likely find it a natural progression merging into the board. Treat the Core
team like you treat everyone else in the Organisation and tell them when their work is
good or bad, wrong or right ... and occasionally give them a pat on the back -
hopefully their power won't go to their feet. The board is
<ul>
- <li>Marc
Fleury, USA
- <li>Juha
Lindfors, Finland
- <li>Oleg Nitz,
Ukraine
- <li>Scott
Stark, USA
- <li>Dan
O'Connor, USA
+ <li
class="text">Marc Fleury, USA
+ <li
class="text">Juha Lindfors, Finland
+ <li
class="text">Oleg Nitz, Ukraine
+ <li
class="text">Scott Stark, USA
+ <li
class="text">Dan O'Connor, USA
</ul>
- <p><a class="link"
href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";><b>write to the board</b></a>
+ <p class="text"><a
class="link" href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";><b>write to the board</b></a>
<p class="head">CORE DEVELOPERS
@@ -29,58 +29,45 @@
<td> <b>Marc
Fleury, Ph.D., US</b>
- <p><img src="pictures/marc.gif" width="113" height="99"
border="1" align="left">
- Marc founded the project upon leaving
SUN microsystems. He was the one the main developers
- behind jBoss 1.0 and 2.0. He is the "keeper" of
- the project. He founded JBoss Group,
- a company regrouping the elite developers of jboss to consult
- around jboss. An ex-lieutenant in the paratroopers and now
+ <p class="text"><img src="pictures/marc.jpg" border="1"
align="left">
+ Marc founded the project in 1999 upon leaving
SUN microsystems.
+ He is the "keeper" of
+ the project. He co-founded JBoss Group,
+ an elite consultancy regrouping Open Source developers of
JBoss.
+ An ex-lieutenant in the paratroopers and now
a leading world expert on J2EE, Marc is addicted to the webOS
and wants to see infrastructure commoditized and Free in his
lifetime. Marc is a graduate of the French Ecole Polytechnique
with a degree in Mathematics and a Ph.D in Physics for
- work done at MIT as visiting scientist. Marc will be
giving a <a href="http://www.jboss.org/JBG/training.jsp";>5 day class on J2EE on JBoss
in the US</a>.(<a class="link" href
="http://www.ejbean.com/features/ejbprofiles/0102fleury.html";>profile</a>)
+ work done at MIT as visiting scientist. Marc will be
giving a 5 day class on JBoss in the UK in September. <a
href="http://www.jboss.org/JBG/training.jsp";> Register here.</a> (<a class="link" href
="http://www.ejbean.com/features/ejbprofiles/0102fleury.html";>profile</a>)
</td>
- </tr>
-
-
-
- <tr> <td><b>Scott Stark, Ph.D, USA</b>
- <p><img src="pictures/stark2.gif" align="left">Scott
+
+ <td><b>Scott Stark, Ph.D,
USA</b>
+ <p class="text"><img src="pictures/stark2.gif"
align="left">Scott
started out thinking he wanted to be a chemical engineer and
spent nearly 10 years acquiring upto a Ph.D. before deciding
that programming was what he really wanted to do. Distributed
objects and msging have been near and dear to him ever since.
Java was love at first site and has been his only focus for
- the past 4 years. Currently he is the CTO of an distributed
- identity branding service provider located in the greater
- Seattle WA area.
+ the past 4 years. Scott is a co-founding member and partner of
JBoss Group, where he consults on security issues.
</td>
<tr>
<td><b>Juha Lindfors, Finland</b>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/juha.jpg" width="78" height="106" border="1"
align="left"></b>A 25 year-old student-for-life and a Java geek. Lives on Pepsi Max
and 5 milligrams of aspartamine a day..."</p>
-
<p>Juha Lindfors currently studies Computer Science at the University of Helsinki. He
joined the jBoss project in order to learn the Enterprise JavaBeans technology and is
involved with the ZOL project that attempts to create an application programming model
for jBoss. ZOL will contain full-fledged J2EE applications as well as example
Enterprise JavaBeans to help people learn the tricks and caveats of creating EJB
applications.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/juha.jpg" width="78" height="106" border="1"
align="left"></b>A 25 year-old student-for-life and a Java geek. Lives on Pepsi Max
and 5 milligrams of aspartamine a day..."</p>
+
<p class="text">Juha Lindfors currently studies Computer Science at the University of
Helsinki. He joined the jBoss project in order to learn the Enterprise JavaBeans
technology and is involved with the ZOL project that attempts to create an application
programming model for jBoss. ZOL will contain full-fledged J2EE applications as well
as example Enterprise JavaBeans to help people learn the tricks and caveats of
creating EJB applications.</td>
+
<td><b>Sebastien Alborini, France</b>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/sebastien.jpg" width="93" height="104" border="1"
align="left"></b>Sebastien Alborini currently studies computer science at the ENST in
Paris. He discovered EJBs in July 2000 during an internship at Telkel (the best school
of this part of the solar system), and he's been learning ever since. To understand
how it works, pick a bug and track it to the darkest lines of code! (warning: this
only works with open-source)</td>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/sebastien.jpg" width="93" height="104"
border="1" align="left"></b>Sebastien Alborini currently studies computer science at
the ENST in Paris. He discovered EJBs in July 2000 during an internship at Telkel (the
best school of this part of the solar system), and he's been learning ever since. To
understand how it works, pick a bug and track it to the darkest lines of code!
(warning: this only works with open-source)</td>
</tr>
+
+
<tr>
<td><b>Dan OConnor, USA</b>
-
<p><img src="pictures/oconnor_headshot.jpg" width="77" height="100" border="1"
align="left">Dan O'Connor is an independent software developer writing J2EE products
for various markets. He became involved with jBoss 1.0 when he realized its potential
for making the application server a commodity, which would reduce the cost and extend
the reach of the products he developed. He sees even greater potential in the
pluggable architecture of jBoss 2.0, which can potentially leverage the normal open
source processes to make this free and open product the best one on the market. Along
with his contributions to jBoss, you can find him contributing to the ejb-interest
list, and writing on server-side Java for various publications.</td>
- </tr>
-
-
-
- <tr>
-
<td><b>Aaron Mulder, USA</b></td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
- <tr>
+
<p class="text"><img src="pictures/oconnor_headshot.jpg" width="77" height="100"
border="1" align="left">Dan O'Connor is an independent software developer writing J2EE
products for various markets. He became involved with jBoss 1.0 when he realized its
potential for making the application server a commodity, which would reduce the cost
and extend the reach of the products he developed. He sees even greater potential in
the pluggable architecture of jBoss 2.0, which can potentially leverage the normal
open source processes to make this free and open product the best one on the market.
Along with his contributions to jBoss, you can find him contributing to the
ejb-interest list, and writing on server-side Java for various publications.</td>
- <td><b>Toby Allsopp, New Zealand</b>
- <p><img src="pictures/tobya.jpg" width="100" height="136"
align="left">Born
+ <td><b>Toby Allsopp, New Zealand</b>
+ <p class="text"><img
src="pictures/tobya.jpg" width="100" height="136" align="left">Born
in Auckland, New Zealand in 1976, Toby gradutated with a Master
of Engineering degree from the University of Auckland in 1999.
Since then he has been working as a researcher for <a
@@ -91,14 +78,16 @@
</td>
</tr>
-
<tr>
+
+
+
+ <tr>
<td><b>Hiram Chirino, USA</b>
-
<p><img height ="120" width="104" src="pictures/HiramChirino.jpg" align="left">Hiram
is a web application/Java/MQSeries consultant based out of Tampa, Florida. He enjoys
developing solutions for tough problems and that is why he has been spending most of
his free time working on the spyderMQ project. The major benefit of having a JMS
provider like spyderMQ is that you can build more scalable and robust distributed
applications.</td>
-</tr>
- <tr>
+
<p class="text"><img height ="120" width="104" src="pictures/HiramChirino.jpg"
align="left">Hiram is a web application/Java/MQSeries consultant based out of Tampa,
Florida. He enjoys developing solutions for tough problems and that is why he has
been spending most of his free time working on the spyderMQ project. The major benefit
of having a JMS provider like spyderMQ is that you can build more scalable and robust
distributed applications.</td>
+
<td><b>Simone Bordet, Italy</b>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/simone.jpg" width="179" height="153" border="1"
align="left"></b>Born in 1970, living in Torino, Italy.<br>Started with IT in 1982
(Commodore 64), then studied Medicine, Biology and Chemistry at High School. Degreed
in Material Engineering at Politecnico Torino with a thesis on superconductors.
Favorite sport is triathlon (was a runner before), golf sometimes. </p>
-
<p>Personal bests:<br>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/simone.jpg" width="179" height="153" border="1"
align="left"></b>Born in 1970, living in Torino, Italy.<br>Started with IT in 1982
(Commodore 64), then studied Medicine, Biology and Chemistry at High School. Degreed
in Material Engineering at Politecnico Torino with a thesis on superconductors.
Favorite sport is triathlon (was a runner before), golf sometimes. </p>
+
<p class="text">Personal bests:<br>
Triathlon: Ironman 10:45'12" Olympic 1:58'18"<br>
Running: Marathon 2:49'11" 10.000 34'49"<br>
Golf: 150+ m with a club 7 and strong tail wind<br>
@@ -106,18 +95,26 @@
Now working for Compaq with Java technologies.<br>
</td>
</tr>
-
+
<tr>
+
<td><b>Dan Christopherson, USA</b>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/danch.jpg" border="1" align="left"></b>Dan
Christopherson (danch) is a Technical Architect with nVISIA, an
+Object Technology constultancy in the Midwest US. His career in software came about
mostly because that was what he was doing anyway.
+He was attracted to the JBoss effort out of his conviction that the infrastructure
that supports mission critical software should be open
+source. Experience with commercial software only serves to strengthen that
conviction. When not working to advance software technology (or embarass himself), Dan
sidelines as a beer aficianado and a motorcycle enthusiast.
<td><b>Andreas "Mad Andy" Schaefer,USA</b>
-
<p><img src="pictures/andy.jpg" width="100" height="102" border="1" align="left">I
was born in Switzerland 1964 and grew up in Liestal. After getting started as a
software engineer on an IBM S/36 in 1989 I work as Oracle DBA and Oracle Forms
programmer till I changed to DEC (now Compaq .-( ) in 1995. During my first Web
application project (VB application with HTML frontend) I bought a book about
JavaScript but it was about Java (nobody knew then the difference). So I got hooked on
Java and since then Java became by life. At the beginning of year 2000 I moved Los
Angeles (near Farmers Market), |enjoy the great weather (sun, sun and sun) and still
create Java code. </td>
+
<p class="text"><img src="pictures/andy.jpg" width="100" height="102" border="1"
align="left">I was born in Switzerland 1964 and grew up in Liestal. After getting
started as a software engineer on an IBM S/36 in 1989 I work as Oracle DBA and Oracle
Forms programmer till I changed to DEC (now Compaq .-( ) in 1995. During my first Web
application project (VB application with HTML frontend) I bought a book about
JavaScript but it was about Java (nobody knew then the difference). So I got hooked on
Java and since then Java became by life. At the beginning of year 2000 I moved Los
Angeles (near Farmers Market), |enjoy the great weather (sun, sun and sun) and still
create Java code. </td>
</tr>
-
-
- <tr>
+
+
+ <tr>
+
<td><b>Ole Husgaard, Denmark</b>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/osh.jpg" width="89" height="106" border="1"
align="left"></b>In "real life" in Denmark, Ole Husgaard works as an
independent consultant on data communications and server systems.</td>
+
<td><b>Rickard Oberg, Sweden</b>
- <p><img src="pictures/oberg.gif" width="79" height="116"
border="1" align="left">Rickard
+ <p class="text"><img src="pictures/oberg.gif" width="79"
height="116" border="1" align="left">Rickard
Öberg is an internationally recognized Java expert
specialized
in advanced middleware architectures, and is widely known
as one of the top EJB experts in the world. As one of the
@@ -132,78 +129,62 @@
</tr>
-<td><b>Oleg Nitz, Ukraine</b><br>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/oleg1.jpg" width="145" height="137" border="1"
align="left"></b>Hello, dear guests and roots, my name is Oleg Nitz.<br>
+<tr><td><b>Oleg Nitz, Ukraine</b><br>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/oleg1.jpg" width="145" height="137" border="1"
align="left"></b>Hello, dear guests and roots, my name is Oleg Nitz.<br>
I live in Odessa, a sunny city upon Black Sea, a Capital of Humor in this part of the
Globe.<br>
I am a programmer, a mathematician and sometimes a philosopher :-)<br>
I work in IBIS company, the biggest banking software vendor in Ukraine (on the open
source field I play as its representative).<br>
I am married, I have two children, two cats and one dog (not working).<br>
I like beer, especially "Obolon". What else? Long live Open Source!</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
-
<td></td>
- </tr>
-
- <tr>
-
+ </td>
+
<td><b>Christoph Jung, Ph.D. Germany </b>
- <p><b><img
src="pictures/jung.jpg" width="83" height="122" border="1" align="left"></b>Dr.
Christoph Georg Jung is born 71-06-24 in Quierschied/Saar, Germany. He holds a Diploma
Degree in Computer Science (Dipl.-Inform.) from the University of Saarbr�cken, 1996.
Throughout 1996-1999, Christoph has been a member of the German Research Center for
Artificial Intelligence (DFKI GmbH) and the Graduiertenkolleg Kognitionswissenschaft
located in Kaiserslautern and Saarbr�cken. In 2000, he received a Doctoral Degree in
AI/Software Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) from the University of Saarb�cken. Since 1999, Dr.
Jung is employed as a Software Engineer at infor business solutions AG,
Friedrichsthal and Karlsruhe, where he shapes the technological basis of a next
generation runtime engine for Internet Business Applications (IBA). So far, he has
contributed over 30 relevant publications in the intersection of AI, multiagent
systems, planning, computational logic and modern software engineering. Current
interests include: Declarative Runtime Environments for Component- and Object-Oriented
Business Logic XML-based middleware Agent technology UML-based Iterative Software
Engineering</p>
+ <p
class="text"><b><img src="pictures/jung.jpg" width="83" height="122" border="1"
align="left"></b>Dr. Christoph Georg Jung is born 71-06-24 in Quierschied/Saar,
Germany. He holds a Diploma Degree in Computer Science (Dipl.-Inform.) from the
University of Saarbr�cken, 1996. Throughout 1996-1999, Christoph has been a member of
the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI GmbH) and the
Graduiertenkolleg Kognitionswissenschaft located in Kaiserslautern and Saarbr�cken.
In 2000, he received a Doctoral Degree in AI/Software Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) from the
University of Saarb�cken. Since 1999, Dr. Jung is employed as a Software Engineer at
infor business solutions AG, Friedrichsthal and Karlsruhe, where he shapes the
technological basis of a next generation runtime engine for Internet Business
Applications (IBA). So far, he has contributed over 30 relevant publications in the
intersection of AI, multiagent systems, planning, computational logic and modern
software engineering. Current interests include: Declarative Runtime Environments for
Component- and Object-Oriented Business Logic XML-based middleware Agent technology
UML-based Iterative Software Engineering</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
-
<td><b>Ole Husgaard, Denmark</b>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/osh.jpg" width="89" height="106" border="1"
align="left"></b>In "real life" in Denmark, Ole Husgaard works as an
independent consultant on data communications and server systems.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
<td><b>Justin Forder, UK</b>
-
<p><img height="108" width="104" src="pictures/justin.jpg" align="left">Justin is an
OO analysis/design mentor and software architect at Logica, in London.</p>
-
<p>In the summer of 2000, Justin had a go at cleaning up the JAWS database access
code. It ended up in a clean rewrite and re-architecturing of the jboss database
access layers. </td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
+
<p class="text"><img height="108" width="104" src="pictures/justin.jpg"
align="left">Justin is an OO analysis/design mentor and software architect at Logica,
in London.</p>
+
<p class="text">In the summer of 2000, Justin had a go at cleaning up the JAWS
database access code. It ended up in a clean rewrite and re-architecturing of the
jboss database access layers. </td>
<td><b>Peter Antman,
Sweden</b>
- <p><img
height="108" width="104" border="1" src="pictures/hang_peter.jpg" align="left"> A
former journalist, he discovered Linux half a decade ago and has been preaching and
producing free software ever since. While still a journalist he introduced the
concept of Linux and The Free Software Movement to a wider audience. Now a day's he is
the technical leader of a small development team which specializes in making
enterprise information solutions for the Swedish media business, based on open source
product. Scratching his own itch he helped implementing Message Driven Bean in
jboss.</p>
+ <p
class="text"><img height="108" width="104" border="1" src="pictures/hang_peter.jpg"
align="left"> A former journalist, he discovered Linux half a decade ago and has been
preaching and producing free software ever since. While still a journalist he
introduced the concept of Linux and The Free Software Movement to a wider audience.
Now a day's he is the technical leader of a small development team which specializes
in making enterprise information solutions for the Swedish media business, based on
open source product. Scratching his own itch he helped implementing Message Driven
Bean in jboss.</p>
<br>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><b>Sylvain Laurent, France</b>
-
<p><img src="pictures/sylvain.jpg" width="91" height="109" border="1"
align="left">After graduating from the Ecole Polytechnique, Sylvain Laurent is
currently studying Computer Sciences at Télécom Paris, the leading
french school in the telecommunication field. Programmer before he could read, Sylvain
is a fan of MacOS and now Java. His involvment in jBoss was to test and debug jBoss 1
and write the early version of the Tomcat+jboss integration with full deployer during
an internship in San Francisco. He'll always remember the Italian restaurant nearby
Telkel's offices :-)</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
+
<p class="text"><img src="pictures/sylvain.jpg" width="91" height="109" border="1"
align="left">After graduating from the Ecole Polytechnique, Sylvain Laurent is
currently studying Computer Sciences at Télécom Paris, the leading
french school in the telecommunication field. Programmer before he could read, Sylvain
is a fan of MacOS and now Java. His involvment in jBoss was to test and debug jBoss 1
and write the early version of the Tomcat+jboss integration with full deployer during
an internship in San Francisco. He'll always remember the Italian restaurant nearby
Telkel's offices :-)</td>
+
<td><b>Robert Castaneda, Australia</b>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/robert.jpg" width="115" height="130" border="1"
align="left"></b> Rob is an instructor/trainer for CustomWare, a leading
vendor-independant J2EE training company. Rob is helping to bridge commercial
technologies into the jBoss platform, including the integration of Thought Inc's
CocoBase Enterprise O/R Mapping Tool. This allows EJB developers to build enterprise
beans supporting Container Managed Persistence (CMP) and Bean Managed Persistence
(BMP) without writing any code. A major benefit of the work is that EJBs with CMP and
BMP can be developed with application serverand CocoBase, and be deployed in jBoss
with no code changes or recompilations.</p>
-
<p>Quote:<br>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/robert.jpg" width="115" height="130" border="1"
align="left"></b> Rob is an instructor/trainer for CustomWare, a leading
vendor-independant J2EE training company. Rob is helping to bridge commercial
technologies into the jBoss platform, including the integration of Thought Inc's
CocoBase Enterprise O/R Mapping Tool. This allows EJB developers to build enterprise
beans supporting Container Managed Persistence (CMP) and Bean Managed Persistence
(BMP) without writing any code. A major benefit of the work is that EJBs with CMP and
BMP can be developed with application serverand CocoBase, and be deployed in jBoss
with no code changes or recompilations.</p>
+
<p class="text">Quote:<br>
"jBoss is more than great technology, it's a community."</td>
</tr>
+
+
<tr>
<td><b>Joe Shevland<img src="pictures/jo.jpg" width="101" height="106" border="1"
align="left">, Autralia</b>
-
<p>Based in Tasmania, Australia, Joe was involved in the early stages of jBoss with
Marc writing the JAWS relational database code. Joe's primary interests include any
form of Java coding, database and web development as well as excercising his elbow at
the pub. Forming part of the directorship of <a href="http://www.kpi.com.au";>KPI
Logistics</a> in Hobart, Joe has also dealt extensively with clients and government
bodies and enjoys the challenges that information technology brings with it.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
+
<p class="text">Based in Tasmania, Australia, Joe was involved in the early stages of
jBoss with Marc writing the JAWS relational database code. Joe's primary interests
include any form of Java coding, database and web development as well as excercising
his elbow at the pub. Forming part of the directorship of <a
href="http://www.kpi.com.au";>KPI Logistics</a> in Hobart, Joe has also dealt
extensively with clients and government bodies and enjoys the challenges that
information technology brings with it.</td>
<td><b>Daniel Schulze, Germany</b>
-
<p><img src="pictures/danielS.jpg" width="141" height="133" border="1" align="left">A
25 years old Java disciple, Daniel Schulze is studying Computer Science at the
University for Applied Sciences in Leipzig (D). <br> He is expecting a bright future
for j2ee especially in medium sized enterprises and came to jBoss because he liked the
straight forward technology and the focus on ease-of-use.<br> And he loves fast cars
and funky metal music... (right now rides a cheap bike, ed.)</p><br>
+
<p class="text"><img src="pictures/danielS.jpg" width="141" height="133" border="1"
align="left">A 25 years old Java disciple, Daniel Schulze is studying Computer
Science at the University for Applied Sciences in Leipzig (D). <br> He is expecting a
bright future for j2ee especially in medium sized enterprises and came to jBoss
because he liked the straight forward technology and the focus on ease-of-use.<br> And
he loves fast cars and funky metal music... (right now rides a cheap bike, ed.)</p><br>
</td>
</tr>
- <tr>
-
<td><b>Norbert Lataille, France</b></td>
- </tr>
<tr>
-
<td><b>Thierry Janaudy, UK</b> <p><b><img src="pictures/Thierry.JPG" width="83"
height="122" border="1" align="left"></b>Thierry is an independent consultant working
in London, UK. He gives consulting and training for<br>the J2EE platform. He would
like to put some genetic algorithms in his coffee machine for a better beans
selection. He can be contacted at [EMAIL PROTECTED]</p>
-
<p>In jBoss Thierry is one of the leads behind zola, the application model effort.
With a focus on WAP, webstore is today a complete demo of a complex e-commerce
site working on the suite of jboss products.</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
+
<td><b>Thierry Janaudy, UK</b> <p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/Thierry.JPG"
width="83" height="122" border="1" align="left"></b>Thierry is an independent
consultant working in London, UK. He gives consulting and training for<br>the J2EE
platform. He would like to put some genetic algorithms in his coffee machine for a
better beans selection. He can be contacted at [EMAIL PROTECTED]</p>
+
<p class="text">In jBoss Thierry is one of the leads behind zola, the application
model effort. With a focus on WAP, webstore is today a complete demo of a complex
e-commerce site working on the suite of jboss products.</td>
+
<td><b>Julian Gosnell, UK</b>
-
<p><b><img src="pictures/jules.jpg" width="127" height="128" border="1"
align="left"></b>Jules is a Java Consultant in London, U.K. He likes to spend his time
lurking quietly on the mailing-lists of hot Open-Source projects and contributing
useful snippets. Another of his bad habits is hanging out<br>
+
<p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/jules.jpg" width="127" height="128" border="1"
align="left"></b>Jules is a Java Consultant in London, U.K. He likes to spend his time
lurking quietly on the mailing-lists of hot Open-Source projects and contributing
useful snippets. Another of his bad habits is hanging out<br>
with Australians. It was here he met Greg, author of Jetty (jetty.mortbay.com). After
some more lurking, this time around jboss-discuss, he realised tha JBoss and Jetty
were made for each other, so he put on his hacking-hat and, well, the rest is
history...</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><b>Vladimir Blagojevic, Yugoslavia</b>
- <p><img src="pictures/vladimir1.jpg" width="100" height="139"
align="left">
+ <p class="text"><img src="pictures/vladimir1.jpg" width="100"
height="139" align="left">
Vladimir Blagojevic, Canada Originally from Yugoslavia,
stuck in Canada since 1995. Recently graduated with Honours
degree in Computer Science from York University in Toronto.
@@ -211,15 +192,10 @@
works as a java developer on server side platform for
wireless
POS devices. </p>
</td>
- </tr>
- <tr>
-
-
- </tr>
- <tr>
+
<td><b>Tobias Frech, Germany</b>
- <p><b></b><img src="pictures/tobias.jpg" width="128" height="128"
align="left">Born
+ <p class="text"><img src="pictures/tobias.jpg" width="128"
height="128" border="1" align="left">Born
1974 near Stuttgart in Germany. The first time: 1982 (touched
a computer keyboard of course). From then on always interested
in electronics, computers (ZX81, C64, Amiga, PC), why things
@@ -232,12 +208,28 @@
and especially people that like utopias. Would like to see
a lot of things change on this world.
</tr>
- </table>
+
+
+ <td><b>Nathalie Mason, USA</b>
+ <p class="text"><img src="pictures/nathy.jpg" border="1"
align="left">
+ Nathalie Mason joins husband, Marc Fleury, in his
efforts to grow JBoss.org
+and JBoss Group as Director of Business Development. Prior to joining JBoss Group,
Nathalie worked as a financial writer for Franklin Templeton mutual funds. Nathalie
holds a masters degree in Comparative Literature from the
+Universtiy of Paris and a bachelor's degree in English from Wellesley College.
+
+ <td><b>Jason Dillon, USA</b>
+ <p class="text"><b><img src="pictures/jason.jpg"
border="1" align="left"></b>
+ Jason is a UN*X systems administrator turned software
engineer/architect with a passion for excellence and a soft spot for Java technology.
He specializes in infrastructure components and tends to put an emphasis on
correctness opposed to quickness. "I have been leveraging open source software for
most of my professional life, and it is time to return the favor." In his free time he
paints (in oil), snow boards, mountain bikes and ... oh wait what free time?
+
+
+ </table>
<p class="head">CONTRIBUTORS AND DEAR FRIENDS
<p class="text">We acknowledge valuable help from these folks, some are on their
way to become Hall of Famers, we are told a few aliens hide among those folks.
+ <table>
+
+ <tr><td>
<ul>
<li>Vadim Tkachenko
<li>Jeremiah Johnson
@@ -273,6 +265,14 @@
<li>Paul Austin
<li>Terry Child
<li>Tommy Helstrom
+
+ </ul>
+
+ </td>
+
+ <td>
+
+ <ul>
<li>Hugo Jose Pinto
<li>Tim White
<li>Tobias Frech
@@ -304,10 +304,26 @@
<li>Gabor Liptak
<li>Lars Hoflansl
<li>Joel Memes
- <li>Jason Dillon
- <li>Vinay Menon
+ <li>Jason Dillon
+ <li>Vinay Menon
+ <li>Bill Burke
</ul>
-
+ </td>
+ <td>
+
+ <li>Vincent Harcq
+ <li>Chris Kimpton
+ <li>Lennart Petersson
+ <li>Dain Sundstrom
+ <li>Mike Swainston-Rainford
+ <li>Stacy Curl
+ <li>Anatoly Akkerman
+ <li>Jay Walters
+ <li>Burkhard Vogel
+ <li>David Jencks
+ </td>
+ </tr>
+ </table>
<jsp:include page="navigation.jsp" flush="true" />
1.2 +65 -17 newsite/testimonials.jsp
Index: testimonials.jsp
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/jboss/newsite/testimonials.jsp,v
retrieving revision 1.1
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -u -r1.1 -r1.2
--- testimonials.jsp 2001/06/14 17:33:38 1.1
+++ testimonials.jsp 2001/07/07 02:52:01 1.2
@@ -29,27 +29,75 @@
<br>If your company is currently using JBoss for any of the above and wants to be
listed as such on our website, please <a href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";>email
us</a> with your name, job title, company and a brief description of how and where you
are using JBoss.
<p class="head">PRODUCTION SITES
-<p class="text">"My company is using JBoss with excellent results in a
production
- environment.<a class="link" href ="http://www.liquidwit.com";> We have
been using
- it since September 2000</a> and have had only minor difficulties.
- In fact, <b>the fewest difficulties of any production environment
- I have deployed in </b>(and that covers a broad range of
types/generations
- of serving systems).
- -- Caskey, CTO, LiquidWit.com --
-<p class="text">"When you consider that non-e-commerce, three-tier applications
+<p class="text"> We thank the people below for their testimonials.
+With an average 40,000 downloads per month as tracked by SourceForge.net and the
fact that JBoss's
+LGPL license does not require people to disclose if and how they use us, this is
just the tip of
+the iceberg....
+
+<p class="text">Bill Burke, Mercantec, USA<br>
+"We've been using Jetty3.0.6/JBoss 2.2.1 since March on Linux
+and have been in early access mode since then and plan to
+fully release this month. We plan to scale up to 2 million DB transaction per day
by Christmas, if not more. We are running multiple instances of JBoss, on multiple
machines, hooking into one large DB server running Oracle on a Sun box.
+
+<p class="text">Caskey, LiquidWit.com, USA
+ "My company is using JBoss with excellent results in a
production
+ environment. We have been using
+ it since September 2000 and have had only minor difficulties.
+ In fact, the fewest difficulties of any production environment
+ I have deployed in (and that covers a broad range of
types/generations
+ of serving systems)."<br>
+
+
+
+<p class="text">Fabian Varisco, Siox Group, Argentina<br>
+Mentions that JBoss is being used in the Argentine IRS and Stock Market
+
+<p class="text">Per Nyfelt, Resourcing, Sweden<br>
+In production with JBoss-Tomcat since March 5 2001
+
+<p class="text">Raj Krish, Ibis inc, USA <br>
+ "We have deployed a product in the B2B space to enable
suppliers to
+ participate in e-marketplaces. JBoss is the central component in
+ the product. We performed various stress/performance tests on JBoss
+ and the product before deployment. It came out with flying colors.
+ We have gone live.<br>
+
+
+<p class="text">Torben J�ger, Orientation in Objects GmbH, Germany<br>
+JBoss is used as the main part in a b2b platform integrated with a
+multivendor catalog coupled with Tomcat, Cocoon and Apache.
+The system is running in a sickness insurance fund to function as an order and
reverse auction
+system to increase productivity in the process of ordering products.
+Basic features like Entity and Session Beans are used as well as EJB 2.0 Message
Driven Beans.
+
+
+<p class="text">Vaughn Vernon, Independent Consultant, USA<br>
+ "When you consider that non-e-commerce, three-tier
applications
are beginning to be sold into business enterprises on CD-ROMs with
- EJB servers as the infrastructure,<b> JBoss/Server has removed the
- per-CPU licensing barriers</b> to those markets. Our Israeli client
+ EJB servers as the infrastructure,JBoss/Server has removed the
+ per-CPU licensing barriers to those markets. Our Israeli client
is a testimony to that, and they're using JBoss for that very
reason."
<br>
- -- Vaughn Vernon, Senior Consultant, Verge Corporation
--
+
+
+
+<p class="text">Werner Ramaekers, Shift@, Belgium.<br>
+Here's the list of projects where jBoss is succesfully running
+with the embedded Tomcat, all are complete web-applications with Servlets, JSP's
and EJB's:
+<ul>
+<li class="text"> LCI ERUDICT (internet website at www.erudict.com)
+Internet website with web interface for the content-management over the web.
JBoss-2.2.1-Tomcat3.2.1 running on Win2000 with SQL Server 2000 on Win2000 as database
+<li class="text"> LCI VISION (restricted access internet site, more info on them at
www.lcivision.fr) Management application for the reservation of conference rooms with
visioning systems. JBoss-2.0-Tomcat-3.2.1 running on RedHat 6.2 with PostgreSQL 7 as
database.
+<li class="text"> TI Automotive
+<li class="text">GEDAS (intranet application for belgian engineering bureau, more
info on them at www.gedas.be) Management of outsourcing used across the locations of
the firm in Belgium. JBoss-2.0-Tomcat-3.2.1 running on RedHat 6.2 with SQL Server 7 on
WinNT4 as database.
+<li class="text"> Kind en Preventie(intranet application for a belgian child's
health care organization, more info on them at www.kindenpreventie.be) Application to
manage the consultancy bureaus where children from 0-3 years get free health care
checks and advice. JBoss-2.2.2-Tomcat-3.2.2 running on WinNT4 with Oracle 8i on WinNT4
as database.
+<li class="text"> Royal Belgian Football Association (www.footbel.com) The
applications existing only use servlets to retrieve data for assigning soccer games to
clubs and referees to games, etc. We are in the process of writing new applications
requiring updating of data from the web through the use of EJB's. Will use
jBoss-2.2.2-Tomcat-3.2.2 running on WinNT4 with Oracle 8i on WinNT4 as database. (or
more recent)
+</ul>
+
+
+
+
-<p class="text"> "We have deployed a product in the B2B space to enable suppliers
to
- participate in e-marketplaces. JBoss is the central component in
- the product. We performed various stress/performance tests on JBoss
- and the product before deployment. It <b>came out with flying
colors</b>.<b>
- We have gone live</b>.<br>
- -- Raj krish, CEO, Ibis inc.
<p class="head"><b>JBOSS vs COMPETITION</b>
<p class="text">
_______________________________________________
Jboss-development mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-development
