When Tomcat Support EJB component ?

[somkiat puisungnoen]

When Tomcat Support EJB component ?

Please, somebody to tel me.

[Mike Curwen]

never.

[Bear Bibeault]

I know of no plans for Tomcat to become a fill-blown J2EE application server.

[Bear Bibeault]

I know of no plans for Tomcat to become a full-blown J2EE application server.

[somkiat puisungnoen]

Thank you.

[friso dejonge]

in addition to all extensive answers:
you could use hibernate as a persistency framework(free), or you could use JBoss as a free ejb-container

[Carl Sampson]

Are there any plans to integrate tomcat and geronimo?

[gayathri sridhar]

Originally posted by C Sampson:
Are there any plans to integrate tomcat and geronimo?

Looks like they are using another container called jetty ? :roll:

[somkiat puisungnoen]

Several of the contributors to Geronimo are Jetty developers including Jules Gosnell who wrote the web integration between JBoss and Jetty, so starting with Jetty was the easitest path for us. Since, we have a fully servlet engine the Geronimo developers have decided to focus (for the time being) on completeing missing features.

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