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Friends can You please tell me which version of resin is a application server?Is resin 2.0.5 an Application server?
 
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There are various definitions out there what an "application server" is; see http://faq.javaranch.com/java/WebVsApplicationServer

As I recall, Resin does not support the full JEE stack, so it's not a "JEE application server". But it can be used to serve complete applications, so in that sense it is one.
 
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Originally posted by Rojer Jayakumar:
Friends can You please tell me which version of resin is a application server?Is resin 2.0.5 an Application server?



Why not go to Caucho's site and see for yourself?
Home of Resin

The first page says:
"resin� high-performance, open source application server"

It is not a full J2EE server, but most folks don't need or even want a full J2EE server
 
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