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Oh man...well since we are plugging...

<super_duper_shamelessplug>

Support for Geronimo will can also come from

http://www.virtuas.com/commercial/

</super_duper_shamelessplug>

:D

Jeremy Boynes wrote:
> Michael McGrady wrote:
> 
>> Is Geronimo ready for prime time, like JBoss, or is that a while off? 
> 
> <flamebait>Unlike JBoss, yes</flamebait>
> <plug>You can even get support http://www.gluecode.com</plug>
> 
>> By the way, thanks for these helpful responses.  Very much
>> appreciated.  Also, does Geronimo like JBoss incorporate a web
>> container/server like Tomcat or does Geronimo do it all?
>>
> 
> There are both Jetty and Tomcat based implementation of the web 
> container service. These use other Geronimo services such as 
> transactions, security, database pooling, ...
> 
> -- 
> Jeremy