Re: Tomcat VS New WAS-Express

["Larry" <larryhytail@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, but it was obvious (at least I thought so) that their support of Tomcat 
was only temporary until they forced people to the big WAS or developed some 
other proprietary smaller footprint version (WAS-Express).  IBM has pored a lot 
into branding WAS, I doubt they will walk away from it.

Larry


 --- On Tue 03/18, David Gibbs < david@xxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:
From: David Gibbs [mailto: david@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 14:27:36 -0600
Subject: Re: Tomcat VS New WAS-Express

"Larry" <larryhytail@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in<br>message 
news:20030318200640.8432039F6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<br>> Now I see that I can 
trade in my WAS licenses for WAS-Express licenses.<br>The<br>> added benefit I 
see with WAS Express over Tomcat is that IBM will actually<br>> acknowledge its 
existance and provide support.<br><br>Didn't they acknowledge & support Tomcat 
at one point 
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