Jerry,

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> Is Enhydra J2EE compliant???  If so, do they provide full EJB
> enterprise and
> session bean support with persistence, JNDI services, etc.?
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> Thank you,
>
> Jerry
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I heard their EAS 4 Enterprise version is in beta and I think it might be
J2EE compliant.  I have not yet evaluated it but I plan on doing so.

Another alternative is Orion Server (www.orionserver.com).  This application
server was one of the first fully J2EE compliant application servers, even
before WebLogic.  It is 100% Java so it will run on the HP e3000.  It
supports both EJB and JNDI.  It is FREE for development and only cost $1500
per CPU for deployment.  I follow their list group and they seem to have a
very good following. I find the product to be very easy to configure and
deploy.  It is worth evaluating.

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If you are interested in J2EE compliant server components for the HP e3000
you can find information at: http://www.advnetsys.com/webix.html  Web/iX
will work with any compliant J2EE server (orion, webshpere, weblogic and now
enhydra).  Orion comes bundled with Web/iX.

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David A. Thatcher
Advanced Network Systems Inc.
7 Charles Court, Suite 14
Annandale, NJ 08801
Tele  USA:    908.638.3330
Fax   USA:    908.638.3331

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