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i want to use jboss server

 
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hello everybody
i have used apache tomcat server.now i want to use JBoss on my 64-bit windows 7.i went to this link,but got confused which and what to download.
can anyone please tell me the link to download and procedures to use it for the first time.
thank you
 
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You can download latest Jboss application server from below link

http://www.jboss.org/jbossas/downloads/

For running it, exttract zip file and launch with script file existing in bin folder.
 
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Geetings Gajendra,
Well before switching from tomcat , first ask yourself why are you making the switch and what are your requirements ? If you are just using a simple MVC architecture ( servlet -- jsp based ) then migrating to jboss will be an overhead. Secondly, go through the different JBOSS servers available here http://www.jboss.org/jbossas/downloads/ since each of them ( especially 5 ,6 and 7 ) are all used in production as per need.

If you are just trying it for learning purpose , then I recommend you start with Jboss5 and then move upto Jboss7 so that you may learn the difference . Keep in mind that JBoss is a complete application server with JEE profile , in short , it is resource hungry.
Do post back for any further queries
 
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Thanks saif Asif for the much needed advice,will start with Jboss5 as i simply want to learn it
Thank you once again
 
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