Ok while we appreciate the praise (you know we do), I would like to draw
your attention to the "scope" of jboss.
We believe catering to the mid-market is a "full time" thing. In clear our
software is a reflection of what you guys want in it and that doesn't mean
"2 phi commit distributed databases" right now... we integrate as needed.
So there will always be a weblogic for the fortune 1000 that does it right
for "schwab" (sp?) I would rather do it right for "liquidwit" et al. In
clear, there will always be different focuses and markets Fortune
1000/Fortune 1billion.
AND THEN, we are more adapted to that market, or at least we try to be.
With ease of use, low price, fast turnover, high quality, **technological
innovation** and "more than good enough" approach to problem solving in the
J2EE.
regards
marc
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||[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lars Hoss
||Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 8:12 AM
||To: jBoss
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||Hi!
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||Our company is using WebLogic server at the moment.
||I have started to look for some cheaper alternatives some
||time ago and so I found my way to jBoss.
||I must say I am very impressed! The installation is very easy
||and so the handling.
||The only drawback is the documentation and the somewhat
||confusing website.
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|we are redoing the website from scratch as we speak...
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|let's go "big-time"
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|marc
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||For example it was not easy to find out how to make
||use of self added datasources in the EJBs (you have to modifiy
||jboss.xml in the right way).
||Nevertheless jBoss is a great product and I want to thank
||the jBoss team for this! Please keep your work going on! :-)
||
||Yours,
||Lars
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||On Tuesday 31 October 2000 14:18, you wrote:
||> Yes, jBoss is the easiest to use that I have found so far. I have used
||> WebLogic, Enhydra, and GemstoneJ. jBoss is definitely easier
|to use than
||> any of these. The documentation seems to be improving. There is
||> definitely more documentation with jBoss than I found with
|Enhydra. Have
||> you looked at http://www.jboss.org/getting_startedJB2.htm? It took me a
||> while to find this. The jBoss web site could be a bit better organized.
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