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Originally posted by LoCash
Not to derail this into a WO thread... but while that is cheap compared to the cost of deployment in the NeXT days... $700 is still $700 more than it costs me to deploy things like ASP, JSP, etceteras. I really want to like WebObjects, I really do. But I can't find a client that will either spring for the $700 deployment cost, or a client that will host their site on a Mac/Slowlaris/Windows box. If they cut prices for deployment again, get O'Reilly to write a freaking book about it (I mean, come on, there are NO resources for the damn thing), and support it on Linux... I'll be happy. I'll be happy because I could actually use it then
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Not to derail this into a WO thread... but while that is cheap compared to the cost of deployment in the NeXT days... $700 is still $700 more than it costs me to deploy things like ASP, JSP, etceteras. I really want to like WebObjects, I really do. But I can't find a client that will either spring for the $700 deployment cost, or a client that will host their site on a Mac/Slowlaris/Windows box. If they cut prices for deployment again, get O'Reilly to write a freaking book about it (I mean, come on, there are NO resources for the damn thing), and support it on Linux... I'll be happy. I'll be happy because I could actually use it then
\Huh? Deployment is free and supports almost any J2EE server - it's the development tools that costs $700.
Btw. the price was $50K - not $15K.
JLL
95% percent of the boat is owned by Microsoft, but the 5% Apple controls happens to be the rudder!
95% percent of the boat is owned by Microsoft, but the 5% Apple controls happens to be the rudder!
JLL
95% percent of the boat is owned by Microsoft, but the 5% Apple controls happens to be the rudder!
95% percent of the boat is owned by Microsoft, but the 5% Apple controls happens to be the rudder!
