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by Sayaka Li.
Original Post: There is a God - and his name is Linux
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From early 2001, GERS engineers pursued development on BEA
WebLogic Server and JBoss, while another group of its programmers
worked with the Microsoft .NET beta. When it came to putting a system
into production, the availability of J2EE for Linux was critical.
The decision in mid-2002 to choose WebSphere instead of WebLogic,
JBoss, or .NET as a Web services delivery platform came down to three
requirements: support for a variety of infrastructures running at customers'
locations, strong administration features, and keeping GERS's own
developers happy. Only WebSphere delivered on all three.