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Yep, I worked on AT&T's ATG-based implementation for their mobile dumbphones. Once you get on ATG it's mighty hard to get off, even if it's costing you million
by stuff4ben 16y ago
Yep, I worked on AT&T's ATG-based implementation for their mobile dumbphones. Once you get on ATG it's mighty hard to get off, even if it's costing you millions of dollars in licensing/support fees.
- gaius 16y agoBack then, their product really was one of the best. You had Dynamo and Sapphire (now owned by HP I think), then a big gap, then WebLogic that was only being used by existing BEA shops, then another big gap, then Sun/Netscape's awful iPlanet thing.
- benvanderbeek 16y agoHard to get off ATG? Sounds like the perfect addition to Oracle.