Open Source Packages

OpenLogic Enterprise Library Edition delivers hundreds of the most popular open source packages, including:

Ant Apache Web Server Axis BCEL BeanShell Cactus Castor CVS Dom4j Drools Eclipse 40+ Eclipse plug-ins Geronimo Groovy Hibernate Jakarta Commons Jalopy JavaCC JavaDBF JavaGroups JavaMail JBoss JBossRules JCIFS JDK JDOM JEdit Jelly Jetspeed JingDao JLDAP jMock

JSTL Junit Log4j Lucene Maven Middlegen MX4J MyFaces MySQL Neethi NetBeans OSCache Perl POI PostgreSQL Rhino Spring Struts Subversion Tcl/Tk Tomcat Turbine Twiki Velocity ViewCVS WebWork WinCVS WSDL4J Xalan Xerces XOM and many more

Reduce Open Source Risks

OpenLogic Enterprise Library Edition reduces open source risks with a library of certified, supported, indemnified, and updated open source software. OpenLogic Enterprise Library Edition is a trusted source for hundreds of the most popular open source packages. OpenLogic provides support and indemnification for each open source package in the library and the OpenUpdate subscription service ensures that you are up-to-date with certified versions of the latest open source releases.

Certified, Trusted Open Source Software

The Library Edition includes an extensive library of open source packages that have been certified by OpenLogic for enterprise deployments. Each open source package has passed OpenLogic’s rigorous 42-point certification process that includes assessments of legal, viability, support, documentation, functional, and technical issues.

The library offers packages from a broad range of product categories ranging from servers and middleware to development tools. To avoid lock-in with one particular solution, each category includes several choices so that developers and IT professionals can pick the open source products that best meet their needs.

The certified open source library also includes dozens of pre-configured open source stacks that address common needs and product groupings. The library delivers unparalleled breadth and choice, giving technical staff the freedom to select from a vast array of enterprise-ready open source packages and stacks.