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jasonlane:

quote: Forrester cites the combination of  J2EE application servers and Unix databases as being more costly and complex when measured against comparable Microsoft solutions. The Cambridge, Mass.-based market researcher claims that Microsoft .Net development tools reduce the labor costs associated with the development and maintenance of custom applications. Large and mid-size organizations can between 25 percent and 28 percent in terms of development, deployment and maintenance costs by basing their solutions on the Microsoft platform versus an open-source one, the Forrester study says.  
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I work with J2EE. This is an out and out LIE. The M$ software for a large enterprise level project would cost possibly $5000 - $50,000++ alone, crumby software at that. J2EE you can do for next to nothing possibly even 100% free. Plus it's much better

Oh but with J2EE you actually have to know what you're doing, trained monkeys can't do the job of a programmer.

Windows_SuX_@$$:
They Lie too Much.  I bet they can afford to pay people to lie for them also!!

M$ = Crap

mushrooomprince:
So when do we bust microsoft for false advertisement.

bananafodder:
*Forrester cites the combination of J2EE application servers and Unix databases as being more costly and complex when measured against comparable Microsoft solutions.*

... yes... for the exchange that you give your soul to Microsoft. Sorry, I sold my soul to the other devil quite a while ago.

jasonlane:

quote:Originally posted by bananafodder:
*Forrester cites the combination of J2EE application servers and Unix databases as being more costly and complex when measured against comparable Microsoft solutions.*

... yes... for the exchange that you give your soul to Microsoft. Sorry, I sold my soul to the other devil quite a while ago.
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What something like Berkeley DB (DB XML) which is arguably one of the best database solutions and say Jetty or Tomcat for the app-server, these are free. Also they ARE 100's times more superior than M$ Truss'd-up-ware.

Again, the main cost here is in expertise.

.NOT and J2EE are not comparable products and Forrester should know better.

Hehe. did you play the fiddle better?

[ September 17, 2003: Message edited by: Zardoz ]

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