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Does anybody knows where can I find ranking of all the application servers available in the market?
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Meng,
A good place to start is Java Skyline's App Server list. They provide a comprehensive and up-to-date evaluations of most every java application server.
You may also want to read Java World's Java Application Servers page. Although it does not provide a ranking, it has good reviews of most every product out there.
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Hi Joe,
The Java Skyline site has been very useful.
Thanks for the help.
 
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