Re: Vision: JXTA Application Server for configuration & deployment

John Dickerson wrote:

> (iii) JXTA application servers make JXTA P2P a more serious proposition to the corporate world and consequently encourage JXTA's popularity as a serious alternative to .NET and J2EE for certain application types.
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> I am very excited by the JXTA Application Server vision as I believe it can make JXTA easier to use and will also bring JXTA into the mainstream alongside J2EE and .NET.
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> Thank you all for your attention.
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> Any criticisms or points of agreement you have with the JXTA application server vision wil be much appreciated.
Your comments makes a lot of sense, and there are nothing to my knowledge in the 
core platform that will preclude us from building such container abstraction. At 
the same time, we should not assume the only way to deploy JXTA is through a 
servlet container.

Hth,

B.
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> Regards
> 
> John Dickerson
> 


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