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Is JRun 3.1 a free software, like Tomacat?

 
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Is JRun3.1 free software? Is it the same function as Tomcat? SO I can use JRun to run servlet on IIS 5.0?
 
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JRun 3.1 is not free of charge. Also, JRun is an application server (EJBs and all) while Tomcat is just a web container (JSP/Servlets only).

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