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What happens to open source Glassfish by Oracle?

Dear members, As you know Sun/Glassfish has been captured by the Oracle and Oracle has commercial approach. So, what do you think for the future of Open-Source Glassfish and/or Netbeans IDE?

Is this better choice to migrate to eclipse/Jboss or not yet?

Regards

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Nothing happens. Oracle has declared both products (as well as MySQL) will remain Open Sourced and actively developed. GlassFish has now two versions: 'Open Source' edition and 'Oracle' edition, the latter being same as open source with addition of some plugins and support services.

Mchl  2010-07-27 06:17:08
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I think that the Community Roadmap document is still appropriate knowing that since that GlassFish 3.0.1 has been released.

Alexis MP  2010-07-27 07:00:33

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