Howdy,
I also added this information (in a more brief form) to the tomcat FAQ
last week.

Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Michael Coughlan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 10:32 AM
>To: Tomcat Users List
>Subject: RE: (OT) Why JBoss (and Tomcat)?
>
>> Sun want's to sell their Sun ONE software, so the
>> licence for the free J2EE SDK is restricted. (For
>> internal use and development)
>>
>> (But this is getting quite off topic for this list)
>
>
>Thanks for the reply. Now it's clear to me.
>
>As James stated in his last email "Sun's implementation also uses
Tomcat"
>as
>does JBoss.
>
>So many people are using Tomcat with J2EE as part of a greater bundle,
that
>I bet it's a common newbie assumption that Tomcat alone supports J2EE.
>
>Clearly it does not.
>
>The fact that the Sun J2EE is a reference implementation and not meant
for
>production came as another bonus surprise - directly relevant to my
bogus
>J2EE install anyway.
>
>I think that all this information is on-topic and very important. Many
>people who are new to Tomcat grab the .tar installer from the Jakarta
site,
>and come to this list for immeadiate help.
>
>I think it's a great thing for the archives to show that if you want
>servlets with full J2EE functionality then you had best stop that
Tomcat
>install and download the JBoss installer (or some competing bundled
>product)
>instead, and yet don't worry. You'll still be using Tomcat in the end.
>
>Sure, all this information is on the web, but I believe it's
purposefully
>convoluted because everyone's trying to make a buck. Sun wants to give
and
>sell the SDK. Tomcat is free but rebundled with commercial products
(and
>semi-commercial products with deliberately little documentation - aka
>JBoss).
>
>As if it all wasn't confusing enough. But thanks to you all on the
list,
>now
>I know the score.
>
>Thanks again,
>
>MPC
>
>
>
>
>
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