posted 12 years ago
Pradeep,
JBoss is free. It is a full fledged app server, so you can use Servlets/JSPs/EJBs.
JBoss is free. It is a full fledged app server, so you can use Servlets/JSPs/EJBs.
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posted 12 years ago
Hi Pradeep,
You can freely download WebLogic server from bea�s site. The bad news is that the trail version will expire after 30-60 days (I don�t remember exactly). The good news is that unlike most of the Windows software, WebLogic won�t write anything to the Window�s registers. Hence after 60 days you can remove the BEA_HOME folder and reinstall it again; is that simple. For a local development environment this could be acceptable though.
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Many many thanks to both of you. What is "WebLogic Server for dev"? Is there a version for dev? Can't I use it for production?
I hope JBoss and Sun servers are completely free?
You can freely download WebLogic server from bea�s site. The bad news is that the trail version will expire after 30-60 days (I don�t remember exactly). The good news is that unlike most of the Windows software, WebLogic won�t write anything to the Window�s registers. Hence after 60 days you can remove the BEA_HOME folder and reinstall it again; is that simple. For a local development environment this could be acceptable though.
Regards.
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