Re: FW: ONJava.com: JBoss Interview

In the interview, it was mentioned that Sun may be worried about the open 
source product to cut its lucrative high-end J2EE revenue ...

How does Sun make money with J2EE? Does Sun get a chunk for every license of 
WebLogic and WebSphere sold?


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