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:ZDNET UK: An app server free-for-all
ZDNET UK: An app server free-for-all
Jan 23, 2000, 16 :50 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (9761 reads)

(Other stories by Lee Kimber)

[ Thanks to Henri Bergius for this link. ]

"Having first challenged Microsoft, the open source movement is now taking on Sun, Oracle and stock market highfliers like Vignette. This time the battle is not over operating systems, but free versus priced Web application servers...."

"Zope and Midgard, two open source application servers aimed squarely at the same tasks undertaken by Vignette's StoryServer or Sun's pair of products, have begun to win a substantial number of fans."

"Although both are open source in the true sense of the term ­ the code can be inspected, freely modified and redistributed without royalty ­ surprisingly both Zope and Midgard were spawned by commercial projects, rather than the academic or utilitarian efforts that gave rise to Linux and Apache. Zope is the product of Digital Creations, a US firm that started giving Zope away in 1998, when New Jersey venture capitalist Verticality Investment Group agreed that Zope ­ then called Principia ­ could only capture a small share of a market dominated by firms with big marketing budgets."

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Related Stories:
LinuxPlanet: The Zope Application Server Revisited (Jan 07, 2000)
LinuxPR: Netizen announces Zope based task managment system. (Jan 04, 2000)
NetworkWorld: The best app servers you've never heard of (Dec 15, 1999)
LinuxPR: Digital Creations Chooses Mozilla For Next Generation Zope Management (Dec 10, 1999)
Linux Journal: Zope-on-a-Rope (Dec 04, 1999)
Zope 2.1.0 final released (Dec 03, 1999)
Midgard Demo Site available (Nov 24, 1999)
LinuxPR: MIDGARD 1.2.5 "Mad King" RELEASED (Nov 10, 1999)



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