You wrote:
> I don't know if anyone's mentioned this yet (I haven't been
> following too closely), but how about setting up a WebObjects hosting
> service? $50k spread around dozens of sites would pay for itself
> pretty quickly, and the price per site would become affordable for
> smaller sites that need lots of dynamic content but don't bring in
> the bucks to make WO worth it. The service could develop and maintain
> the site as well as host it.
>
> Of course, there are numerous problems with this, such as location
> of propietary databases, but it could be worth a short.

We're actually doing WebObjects hosting at computerActive now. We've got  
hardware and licenses already since we needed them for development and  
deployment of our own work. Since we've got the infrastructure in place, it's  
been possible to offer hosting.

We started hosting simply to provide for some customers where we were  
hosting apps that we wrote for them, but expanded it to other customers that  
didn't want to invest in the licenses costs and the maintenance of databases  
and servers.

--Chris
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