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Hi again,

Maybe, in France, computer press is not too accurate (Sorry if the
sentence is poorly written) about the official acronyms :).

I disconnect, it's 12 PM here

Bye

Regards, Eric.

Nate Williams a écrit :

> So it's an application server.  OK, that makes sense.  I've never heard
> the term 'EJB server' in any conversation I've been in, including a few
> dozen talks at JavaOne. :)


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