Hi!
James Brannan wrote:
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> How many people are using JBOSS for small internet related projects for small to mid
>sized companies? Also, can anyone steer me towards some discussions on how JBOSS
>and/or other open source J2EE solutions are about to "shake up" the $10,000 J2EE
>server market.
Read the "Project Game Over" page on jboss.org.
> Would I be correct in saying that JBOSS and products like it are going to move the
>IT industries perception from "EJB is for Enterprise-Wide megla-corporation projects
>to EJB is usefull for smaller web/enterprise projects."
That's definitely the idea. :-) Why go "oh, it's a big client so we do
J2EE" and "oh, it's a small client so we do ColdFusion". Should be able
to do J2EE all the time methinks :-) Some people say "oh, but we don't
need EJB, it's too much overhead". But then they're missing the point
IMO. I've done a bunch of ColdFusion apps for small/midsize clients, and
they all end up in a mess, even if you're careful (replace ColdFusion
with ASP, CGI/Perl, or whatever similar tech.). To me, J2EE is the best
way so far to get control over my apps, and to have a nice maintainable
design.
/Rickard
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