Now, IBM steps into the scene with Gluecode under its wing, which leverages Apache Geronimo. Adam Jollans, chief Linux strategist at the IBM Software Group, was interviewed by CRN's Michael Vizard ...

As a start-up, Gluecode envisioned a full open-source middleware stack. Now, IBM has narrowed it down to one low-end product. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting ...

The move had been expected for some time, ever since IBM acquired Gluecode. I have expected it since interviewing JBoss boss Marc Fleury a month ago, where he celebrated an alliance with Microsoft.

Gluecode calls its model "managed open source," and the company's CEO, Winston Damarillo, asserts that he is offering a credible open-source alternative to J2EE infrastructure vendors like BEA ...

Gluecode stopped selling its portal software earlier this year and donated some of its BPM technology to Agila, an incubation project within Apache, before Gluecode’s purchase by IBM, he said.

Indeed, some observers said the acquisition of Gluecode puts pressure on JBoss Inc., a leading open-source application server, and possibly on Novell Corp. to tighten its relationship with JBoss.

Gluecode gives IBM Software a subscription-based business model that's taking hold among open-source software companies. Rather than pay for licenses, customers pay for ongoing updates and support.

Gluecode's core product, known as Joe, takes advantage of open source software managed by the Apache Software Foundation (search). This approach to development is designed to tap the work of ...

Gluecode's JOE is available in standard and open editions. The Open Edition (OE) is an integrated Apache-based open source stack that includes the most commonly required feature set for simple ...

The Gluecode deal increases IBM's stake in the Apache Software Foundation. Last August, IBM, Armonk, N.Y., donated to the Apache project an embedded relational database, code-named Derby, that can ...

For an undisclosed sum, IBM has purchased Gluecode Software, a company of 18 employees that sells an open source server called Geronimo, which is based on open source technology from the Apache ...