“Hewlett-Packard’s endorsement of an application server that
uses open source code holds the promise of saving corporate users
big money.”
“The Enhydra application server is emerging as another software
building block of open source code – alongside the Apache Web
server and the Linux operating system – around which a company can
build its business.”
“While not yet accepted on every front, the Enhydra 3.5
application server has been quietly building a community of
developers and big-name support, based on its backing by Santa
Cruz, Calif., Lutris Technologies and its use by European
developers at Envidian and France Telecom.”
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