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Hi all,
I know WebSphere and BEA's WebLogic and Sun's iPlanet are used in production, is Tomcat used in production also? or it is just used for test? Thanks!
Jing Teng
 
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I have used Tomcat server in production before without any problem..
But what you have to remember is that Tomcat is a servlet container & can be used only for applications which have servlets & JSP's..
Where as WebSphere and BEA's WebLogic have/are appservers which apart from behaving like a servlet container also have EJB containers in them.
But if you want to use Tomcat for your application which has EJB's try JBOSS with embedded Tomcat...it will serve your purpose.

Hope this helps,
Roopa
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Originally posted by Jing Teng:
Hi all,
I know WebSphere and BEA's WebLogic and Sun's iPlanet are used in production, is Tomcat used in production also? or it is just used for test? Thanks!
Jing Teng


 
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Thanks a lot!
 
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