Geir,
I appreciate the intelligent response. I have a question though, what
happens when you pour your heart and soul into building a product, and make
it so user friendly that not many people need support? Now your product is
open source and everyone is getting it for free so nobody is
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I don't really want or need to see Microsoft's code. What I
would like to see is their file formats, protocols and APIs being
documented
so that other developers, open-source or otherwise, can interoperate and
compete with their products
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I agree!!
Alex,
Point taken, but I not talking about some enormous enterprise
OS/networking/DB system. but more of a small (able to be developed my
myself and a friend or 2) application. Perhaps an accounting app, dr
office software, or warehouse inventory controller. if a programmer can
sell
Ive been reading this thread and I think it is a bit humorous that some
people think that companies that use the open source groupies to generate
thier income are not just as minipulative as the proprietary ones.
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M$ is not looking out for me, that I am sure about.
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neither is Sun, nor
I would be more interested in finding out about the users who are active
enough to read this list.
Andrew C.
Considering that there are a handful of committers compared to actual
users, I suppose I meant that I think it would be more interesting to see
where the distribution of users lies. (if that particular data is being
collected through this mailing than those that do not read it would not be
able
I have a question. It seems that you all kinda know each other. Where is
everyone located?
Aaron
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You would have to set up an AJP connector to get rid of the explicit 8080
port declaration. and you will also have to do servlet mapping in the
web.xml file on tomcat ro remove the com.esri.esrimap from
com.esri.esrimap.Esrimap
there is a good how-to on jakarta's website for the ajp
PS.
I love how people spend more time getting bent out of shape because there
is a wrong posting on an email list by a newbie and spend more effort
refering them to the 'idiot' page than if they were to just help them out
and politely remind them to next time redirect their questions to the
I think that if you were trying create a fantasy world where Microsoft and
Sun were to merge then this would be the logo to pick, otherwise it is to
close for comfort for either of them I believe.
Just my opinion,
Aaron
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Not being a lawyer, but having studied law. I know I can offer at least
this. Being that all three parties are involved in the IT/software genre
it is a very likely that Sun and/or Microsoft would seek legal action in a
display of 'trademark protection.' If you fail to actively persue ALL
Danny,
I agree.
Aaron
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