Comments on: VMforce – What’s in it for us? http://www.janakiramm.net/blog/vmforce-whats-in-it-for-us Cloud Specialist Mon, 16 Jan 2012 13:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Roger http://www.janakiramm.net/blog/vmforce-whats-in-it-for-us#comment-24 Roger Sun, 10 Apr 2011 15:49:00 +0000 http://www.janakiramm.net/?p=2040#comment-24 Jani it is about a year later now. Did this really happen? Can you really build an enterprise java application on VMForce? Are you restricted to only using the stack of VMWare and salesforce, or could you use whatever application server and database server you wanted? Could you use PostGres, for example? If not, then this is mostly for Greenfield applications perhaps. But i am wondering whether this offering happened at all. Jani

it is about a year later now. Did this really happen? Can you really build an enterprise java application on VMForce? Are you restricted to only using the stack of VMWare and salesforce, or could you use whatever application server and database server you wanted? Could you use PostGres, for example? If not, then this is mostly for Greenfield applications perhaps. But i am wondering whether this offering happened at all.

]]> By: Roger http://www.janakiramm.net/blog/vmforce-whats-in-it-for-us#comment-130 Roger Sun, 10 Apr 2011 15:49:00 +0000 http://www.janakiramm.net/?p=2040#comment-130 Jani it is about a year later now. Did this really happen? Can you really build an enterprise java application on VMForce? Are you restricted to only using the stack of VMWare and salesforce, or could you use whatever application server and database server you wanted? Could you use PostGres, for example? If not, then this is mostly for Greenfield applications perhaps. But i am wondering whether this offering happened at all. Jani

it is about a year later now. Did this really happen? Can you really build an enterprise java application on VMForce? Are you restricted to only using the stack of VMWare and salesforce, or could you use whatever application server and database server you wanted? Could you use PostGres, for example? If not, then this is mostly for Greenfield applications perhaps. But i am wondering whether this offering happened at all.

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