[PJUG Javamail] porting application from jboss to glassfish

[Michael Phoenix]

Joe,

The problem is the current version of Axis, which handles Web services, does
not allow .NET clients to access our Web services. It is believed that
upgrading to a later version of Jboss would eliminate the problem, but both
my boss and I like Glassfish and if porting from Jboss to Glassfish is not
much more trouble than porting to a newer version of Jboss, we'd like to do
that.

Mike

On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 8:03 AM, Joe Hoffman <joe at intelopment.com> wrote:

> Mike,
>
> You don't describe what's wrong with the current situation.  Performance?
>  features missing?  scalability?  Support?
>
> The answer is dependent on the question.
>
> joe
>
>
> On Aug 18, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Michael Phoenix wrote:
>
>  I am involved in a project where I need to upgrade an application to a
>> better application server. It is currently running on jboss 4.01. It has
>> been suggested that I consider porting the app, which includes EJB, JSF, and
>> Web Services to glassfish. Does anybody have any experience doing a
>> migration like this? I'd like to hear some opinons as to whether this would
>> be a good idea and how much more difficult it would be than simply upgrading
>> to a more recent version of jboss. All input appreciated. I tried googling,
>> but didn't find much relevant information.
>>
>> Mike
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