Re: [DotGNU]I want to contribute

[Roland Ljungh]

> lol  ..  so do we all.
hehe, so I will tell you then;)
When you build webservices with MS framework you are locked in to their 
platform and tools. This means that when/if you're not satisfied with e.g. 
scalability, maintainability, performance, security etc then your only hope 
is that MS does a better job with the next release. Seems familiar?

J2EE, on the other hand, is a open (open enough?) standard with a number of 
free (as in gratis) and non-free implementations. With J2EE you DON'T have a 
vendor lock-in.

You see what I'm saying? You should (only my opinion of course) support an 
alternative for those that have (or have 2 years from now) .NET web services 
and are not satisfied by their vendor. Here you can make success because 
people are willing to try cheap alternatives to their expensive solutions 
that doesn't work well. Why listen to me? Well... don't! point your browser 
to jboss.org and read how it's done!

> There are many parts and pieces.  Amoung those parts
> is the VRS (Virtual Remote Server) that is dealing
> with network presentation aspects of the whole thing.
> And we are interested in supporting all protocols that
> are possible, which is why I ask of J2EE.
Hmmm... maybe I just don't understand what your saying but firstly J2EE is 
not a protocol;) and secondly you support integration with J2EE by 
supporting e.g. soap or JMS.

Hoping I'm not beeing a complete fool...
/Rolle

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