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January 6, 2006 The release of Geronimo creates another freely available open-source alternative to closed-source Java app servers. TAGS: application server, Apache Software Foundation, Java application, Java, open source, server

October 10, 2005 The open-source Java application server passes full suite of standards certification tests. TAGS: Apache Geronimo, Apache Software Foundation, application server, Java, Java application, server

July 26, 2004 Open-source developers won't have the Geronimo project's Java application server written on time to hit target date. TAGS: Gluecode Software, application server, Apache Software Foundation, Java application, J2EE, Java server, Java, ISV, Java 2, open source, IBM Corp., portal, server

June 30, 2005 Closely watched open-source Java application server gets a step closer to J2EE compatibility. TAGS: Apache Geronimo, application server, J2EE, Apache Software Foundation, Java, Java 2, Java application, open source, Sun Microsystems Inc., server, IBM Corp.

January 24, 2006 Citing growing demand, Covalent adds Geronimo to its list of distributed and supported open-source components. TAGS: Covalent Technologies, Apache Geronimo, Apache Software Foundation, BEA Systems Inc., application server, Apache Tomcat, support services, server software, Java application, open source, Web server, server, Java, IBM Corp.

August 9, 2005 As the market for open-source Java application servers heats up, Big Blue offers support services and code to the Apache project. TAGS: Apache Geronimo, application server, Apache Software Foundation, Java application, IBM Corp., Java, LinuxWorld, support services, open source, server, San Francisco

August 2, 2005 WSO2, based in Sri Lanka, will look to commercialize and support the Apache Axis Web services tool set. TAGS: Covalent Technologies, Axis, Apache Software Foundation, Apache Tomcat, Web service, Sri Lanka, application server, support services, open source, Java application, Java, start-up, server, IBM Corp.

November 18, 2003 With changes to a licensing program, Sun paves the way for open-source Java application server projects JBoss and Apache to comply with the J2EE standard. TAGS: J2EE, JBoss, JBoss Inc., Java application, application server, Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., SCO Group Inc., certification, Sun Java, open source, Apache Software Foundation, server, software company

August 2, 2005 Start-up targets corporate developers with bundle of, and support for, commonly used open-source Java components. TAGS: Apache Software Foundation, grassroots, BEA Systems Inc., Axis, Java, open source, Java developer, Java program, support services, application server, Java application, component, combination, Web service, database, server

August 5, 2005 As a start-up, Gluecode envisioned a full open-source middleware stack. Now, IBM has narrowed it down to one low-end product. TAGS: IBM WebSphere, application server, Java, IBM Corp., Apache Software Foundation, portal, open source, support services, middleware, Java application, server

May 25, 2004 Speaking at its customer conference, BEA Systems' CEO lays out plans for products such as messaging-based integration software and administration tools. TAGS: BEA Systems Inc., BEA WebLogic, BEA Beehive, Java application, Java, product development, Java server, SOA, Web service, Apache Software Foundation, XML, business process, business application, Microsoft .NET, conference, CEO

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