Dear cotede,
thank you for publishing the outcome of your study briefly, very interesting read.
I would like to add the comment that Glassfish is for now maybe still more buggy than JBoss, especially the new and noteworthy J2EE 5 features, such as JPA persistence ... Another point is that it is far easier to find external consultants who can help you with JBoss than you will find for Glassfish.
Whether these points are important to you depends on the level of service that you need to provide.
And please don't get me wrong, I like Glassfish very much and I use it in production, and I think if the guys at Sun continue their great work for some more months, eventually the page might turn and JBoss could be the old-fashioned server nobody really wants to use anymore.
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