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To: tinkershaw who wrote (44894)	7/25/2001 1:07:39 AM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

Tinker, "BEAS ... is in no way a "typical bubble."" I should have read other posts before jumping onto BEAS. Thomas posted a perfect summary of what I meant to say with my poor and aggressive English, Message 16120531 Actually, I never heard about BEA before and do not care, but I was heavily inspired by Judith "analysis". As far as "typical bubble", read the following excerpt from their white paper: "BEA WebLogic Integration is a single, unified platform that extends the core infrastructure and features of an application server and merges them with a comprehensive solution for executing on complex integration projects. The result is a complete integration platform that enables companies to consolidate the key aspects of application management into a single,“build to integrate ” solution for the enterprise." It is my opinion that when a product promoter resorts to turgid mumbo-jumbo like above, the bubble will burst. Especially when all high-flown words about "comprehensive solutions" and "enabling platforms" usualy boils down to a few interactive fields to fill in customer shipment info, and generate an invoice. Their temprary profits and PE of 280 is also an indication of a "bubble". Sorry. Regards, - Ali