Jboss v Application Server

Hi,
Our company is currently looking at creating a large java web based system that will have users in the 100's-1000's. I have experience with Tomcat (about 2 years ago), but since then I have been involved in Oracle EBusiness suite and Oracle AS and Database.
I have recently noticed the JBoss software Application server and would like to know if anybody out there has had experience with both systems and what the benifits of Oracle Application Server over Jboss?
I am experience with 10gAS and would prefer to develop on this system, but have to present an appropriate business case in order to justify not using JBoss (which is hard given the initial outlay is $0 regardless of size of deployment.
Thanks in advance.
Ben

Be careful about how you assess "free." If you can afford to run JBoss without support from them, then it is mostly free. But if you purchase support and you want the core app server with Hibernate, for example, it will be difficult for you to price in under $30K per year.
I heard from a colleague last week that they purchased a "small" OAS license that includes OAS and Toplink (roughly equal to the above JBoss config) and it was only $6K-$7K or so. As my colleague correctly stated, "it will take a long time for those two lines to cross." :)
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