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:Galatea: The Open Source Monopoly
Galatea: The Open Source Monopoly
Jan 11, 2005, 01 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (8194 reads)

(Other stories by Lajos Moczar)

"Last month I wrote an article on Apache Geronimo for JavaWorld called 'A First Look at Apache Geronimo.' In the summary, I stated that 'Geronimo aims to be the first J2EE-certified open source J2EE server.' As can be imagined, that statement generated a flurry of emails and responses, most of which claimed that in fact, JBoss was the first open source J2EE certified server.

"In my reply to some of the reader feedback I received, I clarified that I did not consider JBoss open source in the same way Apache Geronimo is open source. That statement led to more controversy and so I decided to respond fully in a separate article. This paper is my response..."

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Related Stories:
Computerworld: Open-Source Rivals Go to the Mat In a Middleware Smackdown(Dec 15, 2004)
eWeek: The Geronimo Effect(Nov 20, 2004)


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Some opensource is being lost to the pro ...   I agree with most:   
GH
Jan 11, 2005, 01:46:46
 
If businesses want to pay for their open ...   The author is too pessimistic   
Philip Stephens
Jan 11, 2005, 04:02:37
 
From article.."Both the MySQL open sourc ...   What?   
acyberpunk
Jan 11, 2005, 14:22:43
 
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