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JBoss Developer's notebook: How is JBoss different from IBM and BEA offerings ?

 
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Hi,

If you forget the fact that JBoss is free and open source, would you choose it over BEA's Weblogic and IBM's Websphere? If you'd do, why ? (from a technical standpoint).

As an extra question, what is the worst problem you see for a company adopting JBoss today? What do you thing is its worst flaw(s). To be a real answer, it needs to be sincere

Thank you for your time !

- Juan
 
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Please check this thread
 
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Juan,

In my company we decided to migrate to JBOSS because the great support that it offers us.
We were having very specific issues and when we were asking support for a specific vendor, we always were answered by help desk with people that know only about business, not about development.
Using JBOSS�s support, we could talk directly with some developers whose could solve our specific issues.
The costs with support were a little bit fewer than if we used an no free Application Server, but the quality of the service supplied was infinitely superior.

Regards,
[ July 19, 2005: Message edited by: Vinicius Boson ]
 
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