JBoss vs Oracle GlassFish comparison

"The product integrates well with Java applications."

"JBoss's configuration is straightforward and easy."

"JBoss has made it very easy to implement web applications."

"The solution is easy to use."

"The tool's most beneficial feature is its scalability. People with limited technical knowledge can quickly grasp its functions with a brief introduction. The tool's ease of use makes it a plug-and-play solution, reducing the effort required to train users on its usage."

"The support is fast and reliable."

"The most valuable thing about JBoss is how easy it is to install and manage it on-premise, making the process simple."

"The stability is great."

"The products offers EE support."

"The solution could improve by providing more integration."

"The product could be cheaper."

"The documentation could be better. When we have questions, we need to check multiple websites. There isn't one place listing a set of common problems and how to fix them."

"The price of the product is an area of concern where improvements are required. The product could be made cheaper."

"The initial setup is a bit complex."

"It can have automation features. Everybody is focused right now on automation. In terms of saving cost, automation is always the first thing that comes to light."

"There is not much ability inside of the solution. The world is going beyond different micro and data-type things like Microsoft Office, so we are not seeing much ability within the solution."

"The price could be improved. Customers don't want to buy the license easily."

"I would like to see integration with MQ systems."

"The solution is cost-efficient compared to other products. Pricing is rated an eight out of ten."

"There is no licensing cost. The solution is free to use."

"The pricing of JBoss is more reasonable than that of WebLogic."

"JBoss is an expensive solution."

"It is an open-source solution."

"I rate the product price as eight on a scale, where one means it is a very cheap solution, and ten points mean that it is a very expensive tool."

"Since the solution is freeware, our customers don't need to pay any licensing fees."

"Despite the price increase after being acquired by IBM, JBoss still maintains its competitiveness. The package provided is more geared towards cloud-based deployments, whereas our setup is more traditional, which makes it slightly more expensive for us. As most vendors are transitioning towards cloud-centric solutions, companies like ours need to adapt accordingly."