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JBoss's Fleury: The 'benevolent dictator' is good for Java

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InfoWorld: Platforms; By Paul Krill
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JBoss is best-known as the provider of the JBoss open source application server, and it has also been known for having disagreements with Sun about licensing of Java test suites. But those disagreements were resolved in 2003. InfoWorld Editor at Large Paul Krill met with JBoss CEO and Founder Marc Fleury during the?J2EE 1.4 Kickoff Event? earlier this week in San Francisco to discuss the company and open source issues.

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Ever noticed that the real experts are modest, and that lack of modesty usually signals the presence of a self-proclaimed expert? Can you imagine Linus ever speaking about Linux in this way? I can't.

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