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Red Hat as JBoss Enterprise Web provides immediate from Platform 5.0. This enables developers to create compact Java applications. The software forms the third component of Red Hat’s JBoss middleware strategy, Open Choice, which contains a wide variety of Java solutions and a broad range of programming models of today’s business-support applications.

JBoss Open Choice the foundation of Red Hat’s open-source middleware portfolio forms and includes JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, JBoss Enterprise Web Server and JBoss Enterprise Web Platform. Each of the Java application server products support important open source frameworks such as Hibernate, Seam, Google Web Toolkit, RichFaces, Spring and Apache Struts.

In June 2009, the strategy put Red Hat JBoss Open Choice ago. Java developers can now use the most appropriate frameworks, APIs and runtimes without impacting the stability, reliability and manageability of their IT infrastructure is suffering. The flexible, service-based architecture provides JBoss OpenChoice a wide range of features for clustering, caching, transactions, web services, security, etc. – regardless of the programming or operating model.

As part of the JBoss Open Choice, companies can choose the application platform that meets the requirements of their applications best:

• JBoss Enterprise Application Platform for Java EE transaction-intensive applications
• JBoss Enterprise Platform for Java Web application with average, but also with high-level requirements
• JBoss Enterprise Web Server for simple Java applications that require only Apache Tomcat.

This portfolio will enable companies to deploy enterprise Java middleware for different applications – from simple Web applications to transactional applications.

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