We are planning on using jBoss in production in a very short time frame
(im talking weeks). In our experience, the platform is very very stable...
actually I cant remember it crashing, and it seems to be scalable and fast.
The big issue, as you alluded to is bugs. the 2.0 release has quite a few
"issues" not related to stability. These issues only pop-up once you start
doing more advanced ejb (not really advanced, just non-trivial). There is
no significant test suite used in jBoss beyond the fairly trivial tests in
jbosstest. We have issues with transactions, bmp persistance and the
instance cache and security, but we arent afraid to get into the jBoss source
to hack if we need to. You will need to as well.
We are going to go with a hybrid 2.0, 2.1 version with some of our own
quick fixes. Its a bit scary but its worth it for the price.
cheers
craig
At 03:10 12/01/01, you wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone has been using the 2.0 final JBoss/Tomcat
> implementation in production for their system? I'm sure it's a great
> product and everything, but if we decided to use and contribute to it's
> development, it would need to be pretty stable because we're going to be
> using it in medical systems management for O/R systems. Therefore, if bugs
> were to suddenly appear, we'd basically be screwed. Any help would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Jesse Kuhnert
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