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Best Application Server (11 messages)
- Posted by: Wannabe JAVA Guru
- Posted on: December 10 2007 04:23 EST
Which is the best Application server available in terms of creating configuration files,deployment etc.Threaded Messages (11)
- Re: Best Application Server by Farzad Kohantorabi on December 10 2007 22:04 EST
- Re: Best Application Server by Laurent DREUILLAT on December 13 2007 08:35 EST
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Websphere ? you must be kidding me ...... by Jerry Sun on December 19 2007 04:20 EST
- Jboss by Senthil Balakrishnan on December 19 2007 05:19 EST
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Re: Websphere ? you must be kidding me ...... by Krishna Pothula on January 03 2008 10:45 EST
- End of the Day by Senthil Balakrishnan on January 04 2008 06:16 EST
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Websphere ? you must be kidding me ...... by Jerry Sun on December 19 2007 04:20 EST
- Resin: open source and easy for use. by glen woods on December 21 2007 07:25 EST
- Re: Best Application Server by Laurent DREUILLAT on December 13 2007 08:35 EST
- Re: Best Application Server by arijit dey on January 02 2008 07:07 EST
- Re: Best Application Server by Biswa Das on January 03 2008 20:43 EST
- quick question by was forever on September 02 2010 07:09 EDT
- Re: Best Application Server by Biswa Das on January 03 2008 20:43 EST
- Best App Server by app server on January 29 2011 16:45 EST
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Re: Best Application Server[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Farzad Kohantorabi
- Posted on: December 10 2007 22:04 EST
- in response to Wannabe JAVA Guru
+1 for JBoss -
Re: Best Application Server[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Laurent DREUILLAT
- Posted on: December 13 2007 08:35 EST
- in response to Farzad Kohantorabi
+1 for WebSphere -
Websphere ? you must be kidding me ......[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jerry Sun
- Posted on: December 19 2007 16:20 EST
- in response to Laurent DREUILLAT
Check Weblogic IBM java websphere website is most confusion one ..... IBM wrote good white paper but you need to dig to find it where Quality of Websphere ? Even worse than Tomcat , not even comparable to JBoss. The best of application server ---- Weblogic -
Jboss[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Senthil Balakrishnan
- Posted on: December 19 2007 17:19 EST
- in response to Jerry Sun
I would say Jboss with the "Redhat developer studio" would be a good choice for end to end application development. In commercial products weblogic is to me the best. Senthil -
Re: Websphere ? you must be kidding me ......[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Krishna Pothula
- Posted on: January 03 2008 22:45 EST
- in response to Jerry Sun
Check Weblogic
Yes.. I agree that IBM website is too organized/categorized that one has to dig deep to find what he wants. Also agree that IBM is costly compared to other servers and support.. and tools. But leaving all those aside.. I think WebSphere and WSAD/RAD are the best softwares. I have used weblogic ide.. its pathetic... compared to Weblogic.. WebSphere is faster in loading and starting up... Weblogic takes hours to startup.
IBM java websphere website is most confusion one .....
IBM wrote good white paper but you need to dig to find it where
Quality of Websphere ? Even worse than Tomcat , not even comparable to JBoss.
The best of application server ---- Weblogic -
End of the Day[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Senthil Balakrishnan
- Posted on: January 04 2008 18:16 EST
- in response to Krishna Pothula
End of the day, any application server that meets the requirement of the business and keep the business up and running, and be able to develop application rapidly are good to exist. And that’s the reason we have top list of servers that always compete each other in the application server space. It’s somebody who makes decision of which one to choose based on few of the criteria I could think of. 1. Server performance numbers. 2. Ease of development (Tools). 3. Cost effectiveness. 4. Community activeness. 5. Specification compliance. 6. Backward compatibility. 7. Service & Support. Thanks, Senthil Balakrishnan -
Resin: open source and easy for use.[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: glen woods
- Posted on: December 21 2007 07:25 EST
- in response to Farzad Kohantorabi
Resin Open Source provides JSP, Servlet, and EJB functionality Java Developer -
Re: Best Application Server[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: arijit dey
- Posted on: January 02 2008 07:07 EST
- in response to Wannabe JAVA Guru
Well! Whenever We start talking about application servers, we cannot just come out of our own cage. Weblogic is good, JBOSS is better, webshpere is fantastic. This are the names we always have to doll out. But what about other players. I have worked on Pramati Server and I find it the most suitable in terms of configuration and deployment.You can change your configuration in runtime.Deployment is easy because the deployement tool tells you everything you need for deployment.Resource configuration is very easy. Now I am not talking about annotations though -
Re: Best Application Server[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Biswa Das
- Posted on: January 03 2008 20:43 EST
- in response to arijit dey
This is a debatable issue depends who has seen elephant from which angle. Servers will be rated from Developer, Administrator & Debugging an Prod issue prospective Programmers ----------- Weblogic-5/5 JBoss-3/5 WebSphere-3/5 Administaration ----------- Weblogic-4/5 JBoss-5/5 WebSphere-3/5 Debug an Issue :( ------------- Weblogic 4/5 Jboss 3/5 Websphere -5/5 yes u read it correct MINUS 5 out of 5 -
quick question[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: was forever
- Posted on: September 02 2010 07:09 EDT
- in response to Biswa Das
tell me for how many years you have been playing with app servers(5 - 10 - 15)..
jus curious because the way you rate makes no sense to me.
the performace of all app servers are at the best provide you deploy the well written code...else u know how a server behaves.......... :)
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Best App Server[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: app server
- Posted on: January 29 2011 16:45 EST
- in response to Wannabe JAVA Guru
That's a great quetion. First, I would determine the reason I need the server. A lot of Java, Cost efficiency, internal GUI for you, Security and so forth. More or less an app server should allow you to be able to run an interactive DATABASE LIST framework (java not needed), like your list of contacts, or your list of inventory . I have researched app servers on google.com and found a few.
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