y. I
think Sun will be better off focusing exclusively on high-end solutions in
telecom. They are starting to smell like Novell.
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From: "Tony Tortallini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Blah blah blah ... but you still never rebutted my point about
NetBeans
> screwin
I needed a development environment for a J2ME component recently.
The IBM "solution" looked much too involved, so I took a chance and
downloaded the "Sun One Studio Mobile Edition".
It's apparently based on NetBeans.
The "Mobile Edition" is tightly integrated with Sun's "Wireless toolkit".
It
ot;Curt Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> In order to preserve the peace on the list, I set up a forum on the
> website, under The Lizzard's Corner...
> http://w
In order to preserve the peace on the list, I set up a forum on the
website, under The Lizzard's Corner...
http://www.jboss.org/forums/thread.jsp?forum=91&thread=27889
If anyone has anything else to say on this topic, please do it there.
Curt Johnson
Tampa Open Source Java Guru
Joao Mello wrote
It does matter. Can you send patches to Sun for any of their servers?
Can you fix problems that are holding up your project with Sun?
You become dependent on Sun, or any proprietary app server vendor for
that matter.
Has Sun kept up with the pace of development in the community? Nope.
What has Su
Please let's keep this as an online help. Keep your
opinions and preference. I don't want do know.
Thank you,
Johm
--- Nicholas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps not, but it's **certified**, so it does not
> even matter if it sucks.
>
>
> --- Keene Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > "As fo
Perhaps not, but it's **certified**, so it does not
even matter if it sucks.
--- Keene Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "As for open source app servers, we already
> got one. It's called the Sun ONE app server."
>
> SunOne is open source? I don't see any source
> code...
>
>
>
> >
>
==
"As for open source app servers, we already
got one. It's called the Sun ONE app server."
SunOne is open source? I don't see any source code...
st. There's
enough misinformation on the net already.
Curt Johnson
Tampa Open Source Java Guru
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ut that in
your JBoss pipe 'n smoke it.
http://www.oetrends.com/cgi-bin/page_display.cgi?77
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Tony Tortallini wrote:
I recommend against using the NetBeans IDE for application development. I
think it's important to have a community process, open specs, and choice for
the customer, absolutely. How that gets implemented, I don't particularly
care. I actually think we need more revenue in th
I recommend against using the NetBeans IDE for application development. I
think it's important to have a community process, open specs, and choice for
the customer, absolutely. How that gets implemented, I don't particularly
care. I actually think we need more revenue in the Java IDE space, so that
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