Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Coadunation (pronounced koh-aj-uh-ney-shuh n) is an open source Java-based server.Coadunation is a project originally developed by Brett Chaldecott, located in South Africa. It is licensed under the GNU license and as such the complete source is available for download.Written completely in Java, it is a cross-platform standalone server, which serves as an environment from which a user can run daemons, web applications, web services, etc. The software was developed primarily in response to an inability to run non-event-driven beans within J2ee-based application servers (e.g. starting a mail server), as well as a general unhappiness with some of the EJB standards. The resulting application is Coadunation.Coadunation was first made available to the public on 13 December 2006 with the release of Coadunation 0.99.A1. The latest public version is Coadunation 1.5.0.B5, which was released on 18 June 2008. It is considered version 1 and development has continued with version 1.5."@en }
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- Coadunation abstract "Coadunation (pronounced koh-aj-uh-ney-shuh n) is an open source Java-based server.Coadunation is a project originally developed by Brett Chaldecott, located in South Africa. It is licensed under the GNU license and as such the complete source is available for download.Written completely in Java, it is a cross-platform standalone server, which serves as an environment from which a user can run daemons, web applications, web services, etc. The software was developed primarily in response to an inability to run non-event-driven beans within J2ee-based application servers (e.g. starting a mail server), as well as a general unhappiness with some of the EJB standards. The resulting application is Coadunation.Coadunation was first made available to the public on 13 December 2006 with the release of Coadunation 0.99.A1. The latest public version is Coadunation 1.5.0.B5, which was released on 18 June 2008. It is considered version 1 and development has continued with version 1.5.".