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Java-based open source development has come a long way since the early days of developers sharing GUI libraries. Geronimo is a large-scale project attempting to create a certified J2EE 1.4 server based on existing open source components. Take a tour through the Geronimo maze with Sing Li as your guide.
Java-based open source development has come a long way since the early days of developers sharing GUI libraries. Geronimo is a large-scale project attempting to create a certified J2EE 1.4 server based on existing open source components. Take a tour through the Geronimo maze with Sing Li as your guide. Also, Gluecode Software CTO and principal Geronimo contributor Jeremy Boynes shares his perspective on Geronimo and go here to learn how to use the new Eclipse plug-in for Apache Geronimo.
This is the second story I've seen in the last week, posted by VISITOR, which quite clearly comes via IBM marketing or developer relations. Though I live in Chappaqua NY, I work a few miles up the road for the same IBM in Somers NY, where I help manage IBM's open source activities.
I wonder if readers think this kind of post is ok, or are some taking offense.
Offended? Probably not, however, should have been given no more space than an individual's comment on a story. Perhaps the links led somewhere, but given its form I just backed out.
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I wonder if readers think this kind of post is ok, or are some taking offense.
thanks, dave shields