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Oracle Servlet/JSP container quirks ?

 
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I've just been asked to quote for some servlet/JSP work, and the customer is insistent on using Oracle Application Server as the container (I don't know exactly which version yet).
Although I'm familiar with servlet and JSP development, I've never used this particular product. Does anyone know of any "quirks" or "gotchas" which might affect development on this system compared with Tomcat, Resin etc.
Many thanks for any suggestions or experiences.
 
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I have only been using Oracle9iAS-OC4J for a couple months, but have not noticed any significant "gotchas" so far. I have used Struts throughout the application with Java Server Pages and servlets without any problems. I think the fact that OC4J is Orion-based is a good sign.
 
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