[Ilugc] Enterprise (business) architectures on Linux

From: lawgon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Kenneth Gonsalves)
Date: Mon Jul 10 12:37:07 2006

On 10-Jul-06, at 12:12 PM, Vamsee Kanakala wrote:

Natarajan V wrote:

What I am looking for is an alternative to J2EE for this kind of
enterprise applications. As I quoted earlier, I wasn't able to find a
alternative to the framework. Am I missing something somewhere?

Yep, something really big: Ruby on Rails ;)

as big - with i18n support - http://djangoproject.com

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References:
- [Ilugc] Enterprise (business) architectures on Linux
  - From: Natarajan V
- [Ilugc] Enterprise (business) architectures on Linux
  - From: nallu ignacius
- [Ilugc] Enterprise (business) architectures on Linux
  - From: Natarajan V
- [Ilugc] Enterprise (business) architectures on Linux
  - From: Vamsee Kanakala

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