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Title	JAVAONE: GlassFish shows open source at its best
Type	News
Source	IDG News Service 05/09/2007
Summary	GlassFish is the first project to spring from Sun Microsystem Inc.'s decision to open source its Java programming code and Ken Drachnik, one of its chief evangelists, points to the project as a lesson in how open source spurs innovation. continue

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