Apache Geronimo is an open source server runtime that integrates open source projects to create Java/OSGi server runtimes designed to meet the needs of enterprise developers and system administrators.
Customer Reviews
Lena C.
Advanced user of Apache Geronimo1) Version control: it's for what it's designed.
2) Modifiable: it solely takes a touch data of a scripting language (I used Windows BAT files that known as Perl scripts) to increase the capabilities, like the combination mentioned on top of with Redmine.
3) The back-end administration may be a breeze It needs little add terms of administration once you've got it put in on a server, and even piece it's grand.
Refactoring the look of a resource (or a section of a repository) is a touch painful, particularly for users with workspaces related to the affected a part of the repository.
I would advocate exploitation Apache for any variety of project no matter the dimensions or variety of project. It adapts o.k. to the situations during which a team is functioning on the project, particularly an oversized team that operates in many time zones.
it is used as version management code for a few specific varieties of objects. it's continuously and solely won't to enable the multiple process of objects, preventing a resource from overwriting the foremost recent changes and keeping track of the last changes created to come back to the previous modification and measure the variations.
