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Comments on ‘Free WebSphere wins over Java developers’

What a surprise - give it away free, and people will use it

By Bryan Betts
Published Tuesday 21st November 2006 20:27 GMT

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WebSphere WebLogic Comparison 

By Deepak Vohra
Posted Monday 27th November 2006 14:56 GMT

I have used WebLogic, JBoss to deploy J2EE applications.

WebSphere deployment descriptors for EJBs requires WebSphere Studio to develop and are not as easy to develop as the WebLogic deployment descriptors.

For a comparison of WebSphere-WebLogic please refer

http://websphere.sys-con.com/read/45682.htm

Totally off the mark (re Websphere vs Weblogic) 

By Ian Michael Gumby
Posted Tuesday 28th November 2006 00:47 GMT

The comparison of the "free" and the comercial version is an issue.

IBM's mantra..."Lure them with the free stuff, then hook them on our commercial product.".

Not a bad business model and competes against JBOSS.

RE:Totally off the mark (re Websphere vs Weblogic) 

By Deepak Vohra
Posted Thursday 30th November 2006 23:55 GMT

Free or commercial, WebSphere application server requires the WebSphere Studio to develop J2EE applications. WebSphere Studio is not free.

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