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On Fri, 11 Apr 2003, Thomas Mahler <thma32@web.de> wrote:

> But most of them never contact me and I have no idea what they are
> telling their audience....
> 
> I also found out that there is a growing number of programmers and
> consultants who mention OJB skills in their resumes.

Better get used to it ;-)

This is happening for Ant since a few years, same for Tomcat, Struts
and others.  The fate of all popular open source projects.

You will even see people writing books on OJB, people you've never
heard of.

Stefan