Can anyone help me in giving the answer for my question
"Difference between a java webserver and weblogic?
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Difference between java webserver and weblogic? (2 messages)
- Posted by: unni krishnan
- Posted on: March 22 2001 23:18 EST
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- Difference between java webserver and weblogic? by Rashid Jilani on March 23 2001 18:38 EST
- Difference between java webserver and weblogic? by Ramasubramanian Balasubramanian on March 28 2001 02:02 EST
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Difference between java webserver and weblogic?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Rashid Jilani
- Posted on: March 23 2001 18:38 EST
- in response to unni krishnan
Java web server is an HTTP server or simply a websever. It means your browser can talk to the webserver through the HTTP protcol. On top of that the Java web server supports a servlet container too, it means it can execute your java class files as a servlet. Weblogic on the other hand is a J2EE(EJB) application server. It means it support a framework to develop server side Java objects. These server side object runs under a managed environment(container)provided by the weblogic server. I think(please confirm it) weblogic application server comes with a web server too. Hope it answers your question.
Thanks,
Rashid. -
Difference between java webserver and weblogic?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ramasubramanian Balasubramanian
- Posted on: March 28 2001 02:02 EST
- in response to unni krishnan
Hi
one more thing is appliation servers such as weblogic
provide middleware services to the server side components deployed in that servers.
but the web servers will not.
bye
Rama