http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=42351

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Amidst all the discussion over Ruby and Python and Rails and Django and JRuby, Nuxeo, the company behind CPS on Zope, is switching to Java, away from Python - specifically, to JBoss AS, Seam, and the OSGi model. Reasons focus mainly on the strength of the Java EE 5 programming model and the maturity of the community.
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Interesting choice given all the pub for python, rails, etc.

ever tried to use zope ... ?

jeez. plone seems a bit better, but it's still kind of heavy.

So they went light by going to J3EE? That's like replacing the half-and-half in your coffee, with, I dunno, ice cream (did that this morning, yum).

btw, I have no idea what OSGi is.

Whats the difference between Apache Jackrabbit and a RDBMS?

I am reposting on JoS.  Sorry, this is big news.

> I am reposting on JoS.  Sorry, this is big news.

Get bent.

Do like Homer and put a stick of butter in your coffee.

This sounds more like a user acceptance problem than anything to do with Zope.  They're producing a client in Java, which tends to suggest they're broken in thinking anyway.