VMware and SpringSource integrate on virtual Java roadmap
Published 12/3/2008 at The Register
Ubuntu in the frame VMware has expanded its relationship with SpringSource to support an unfolding virtual appliance roadmap utilizing Linux and open-source Java.…
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