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  3. August 2004

Re: WAS vs WAS Express

I believe the primary difference is in EJB support. WAS supports 'em,
Express doesn't.

On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 08:51:53 -0700, "Lance Gillespie"
<lgillespie@xxxxxxxx> said:
> I am looking for a resource that will help
> me decide if I need WAS.  WAS Express
> comes with a new box and it might be
> all we need.  Is there some link that 
> can tell me what Express cannot do
> or at what volume of traffic or size
> of site I would need to leave the 
> Express product and migrate?
> 
> Thanks
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