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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Beauregard
> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 10:49 AM
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> Subject: [jBoss-User] re questions
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> Yeah I am interested in these questions as well,
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> dann
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> travas jensen wrote --> "
> I've been looking over the website and I can't quite seem to get a clear
> picture of what the current status of things is.
>
> What does jBoss support?
EJB 1.1, JMS, JSP+Servlet with Tomcat integrated
> Is there a list of jBoss features somewhere?
There isn't a list but I think the most proeminent are
Dynamic "hot" deploy,
configurable contaiener
small footpring
JMX support
"full" J2EE implementation/integration
> Are there any archetecture documents for jBoss?
you haven't looked really hard have you ?
it is in howto jboss architecture
> What pieces of the J2EE spec are currently implemented (ie: can be run
> in a production environment)?
Ok implemented all of the above, jboss2.0 was released mid-may and is being
stabilized, give it a couple of week.
> Are any pieces not ready to be run in a production environment?
> If I am looking for a J2EE 1.1+ compliant server, is jBoss the answer
> today?
You can develop on jboss, most people do to evaluate the technology with a
state of the art container.
> If not, is it the answer in 3-4 months?
Yes, project Game Over's goal is to reach j2ee stability ASAP. Will take
the time it takes. Do read up on pGO.
> Is there a list of live sites using jBoss right now?
>
> Well, that is all I can think of right now. :) I'm sure more will
> surface later. Thanks for you time. "
regards
marc
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