Underlining the enterprise capabilities of its free, open-source JBoss Application Server, JBoss Group Inc. on Monday plans to announce Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) certification for the product.

JBoss on Tuesday will boost efforts to lure users of commercial application servers to its open source alternative. The JBoss Migration Program being unveiled features an assessment to define a ...

Novell Inc. earlier this month bundled the open-source, J2EE-compliant JBoss Application Server with its SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9, giving application developers a built-in deployment option.

ATLANTA & SAN MATEO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 12, 2003--JBoss Group LLC, provider of the most popular Java-based application server, today announced a co-marketing agreement with JetBrains, Inc., ...

Open-source firm JBoss made two high-profile announcements today, unveiling the release of Application Server 4.0 and detailing an alliance with the Eclipse Foundation. Both announcements indicate ...

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Free and open source software company Red Hat has launched JBoss Application Server 7, which touts Java Enterprise Edition 6 Web Profile certification, easier deployment and a smaller memory footprint ...

IBM and BEA Systems Inc. hold the lead in the application server software market, but the recent release of the first J2EE-compliant open-source offering from JBoss Inc. could spark more corporate ...

JBoss released a new messaging system on Tuesday that it hopes will extend the reach of its open-source enterprise middleware platform into the high end of the market. It also announced a new ...

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Two companies on opposite sides of the open-source philosophical divide, Microsoft and JBoss, have signed a partnership to make their server software work together better. The companies said they will ...