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Red Hat scoops up JBoss

April 10, 2006 Ending speculation, Linux distributor shells out $350 million for open-source Java company. TAGS: JBoss, Red Hat Inc., open source, application server, BEA Systems Inc., acquisition, Java, Linux, server

JBoss servers comply with standards

June 21, 2005 Application server supports EJB 3 for simpler Java server programming, and portal gets in line with portlet spec. TAGS: JBoss, EJB, portlet, application server, Java, Enterprise Service Bus, BEA Systems Inc., open source, portal, Java application, server software, specification, server, programming

Red Hat plans app server in 2004

December 18, 2003 The Linux seller plans to expand into a new Java software market in the first half of 2004, encroaching on the application server turf of IBM, BEA Systems and Sun Microsystems. TAGS: application server, JBoss Inc., Red Hat Inc., BEA Systems Inc., Java software, J2EE, JBoss, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java, open source, support services, Apache Software Foundation, server, Linux, pricing, IBM Corp.

Sun makes bite-size Java server suites

February 1, 2005 Looking to boost Java Enterprise System sales, Sun creates five new Java server software packages, priced at $50 per employee per year. TAGS: Sun Java Enterprise System, Java server, Joe Keller, provisioning, Sun Microsystems Inc., JBoss, BEA Systems Inc., Java, server software, application server, development tool, pricing, Sun Java, messaging, server, IBM Corp.

Sun tries sharing Java again; still not open source

June 21, 2005 "GlassFish" lets outsiders tinker with Java server source code but stops well short of making it actual open-source software. TAGS: Project GlassFish, Sun Microsystems Inc., application server, Java, BEA Systems Inc., source code, Java server, open source, open-source software, JBoss, R&D, Sun Solaris, project, server, IBM Corp., CEO
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