Apache Geronimo has passed the J2EE 1.4.1 test compatibility kit, putting it well on its way to completing the entire certification process, after which it would become the third major open source appserver, and arguably the one with the most industry support (IBM, BEA, Apache), to reach J2EE compliancy.
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