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Which is the best and most popular J2EE Server?
I am now source J2EE software and I have tried JRun and WebLogic. Which one is better? and is there any other better choice? Why? Please give me some suggestions and reason for that.
For using JRun, I find that it is very easy to config a JDBC Source. For using Weblogic6.1, I find it much more difficult. But, I think that more people using WebLogic than JRun. Why? or am I wrong? How about Web Sphere or JBoss?
I have also use SilverStream before but the outcome is not very good. It always hang up.
Can you give me some pro and cons and also some official statistics for the purchase of J2EE Server?
For using JRun, I find that it is very easy to config a JDBC Source. For using Weblogic6.1, I find it much more difficult. But, I think that more people using WebLogic than JRun. Why? or am I wrong? How about Web Sphere or JBoss?
I have also use SilverStream before but the outcome is not very good. It always hang up.
Can you give me some pro and cons and also some official statistics for the purchase of J2EE Server?
bobbit31
why not tomcat b/c it's free?
here is the faq for some questions you might have about it:
http://jakarta.apache.org:8080/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/DisplayTopics/action/SetAll/project_id/2/faq_id/12
http://jakarta.apache.org:8080/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/DisplayTopics/action/SetAll/project_id/2/faq_id/12
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Also, I have tried Tomcat before. But now, I am sourcing J2EE Application for Government Organization and they always do not like to use Free product because of limited local support in Hong Kong. So, thanks for your comment. But I really need to find some paid product of J2EE Server which is popular and secure.
what about Resin(www.caucho.com) and Orion (www.orionserver.com).. both these are one of the fastest and easiest app servers i have ever used..
i felt configuration of tomcat is a little difficult..
i felt configuration of tomcat is a little difficult..
> i felt configuration of tomcat is a little difficult..
a little? it's a pain in the ass... but once you get it up and running, it's really good (as far as my experiences go)
if you want to go high-end, you might want to check out:
ATG's Dynamo Application Server - http://www.atg.com
good luck
a little? it's a pain in the ass... but once you get it up and running, it's really good (as far as my experiences go)
if you want to go high-end, you might want to check out:
ATG's Dynamo Application Server - http://www.atg.com
good luck
i have worked on many servers as tomcat and oracle application server9i and dynamo so i can say to u that really the best one overall is dynamo u can find it at (www.atg.com). i have tried it in many countries and enviroments.if u want document about it u will find a complete documentation on the same site for free.
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