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"Middleware Is Still in its Infancy," Says JBoss's Fleury

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"Middleware Is Still in its Infancy," Says JBoss's Fleury Posted: Jul 30, 2004 9:41 AM
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In contrast to Sun's president Jonathan Schwartz, who famously believes middleware is "history," Marc Fleury - CEO of JBoss Inc. - believes that its role in the overall IT infrastructure picture is still growing. In particular he reckons that the next version of J2EE "will see an explosion" in Aspect-Oriented Programming.

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