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1. Re: Tomcat status?
peterj Mar 31, 2008 11:58 AM (in response to boardtc)Tomcat is a web server, not an application server. In simple terms, a web server supports JSPs and servlets, while an application server also supports EJBs and a whole set of other Java EE technologies. The embedded Tomcat supplies the JSP and servlet support for JBossAS.
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2. Re: Tomcat status?
boardtc Mar 31, 2008 12:02 PM (in response to boardtc)"PeterJ" wrote:
Tomcat is a web server, not an application server. In simple terms, a web server supports JSPs and servlets, while an application server also supports EJBs and a whole set of other Java EE technologies. The embedded Tomcat supplies the JSP and servlet support for JBossAS.
Thanks for the explanation. I notice in my server trace that TomcatDeployer look after the wars and ears, how does that fit in with tomcat dealing with jsps/servlets?
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3. Re: Tomcat status?
peterj Mar 31, 2008 12:22 PM (in response to boardtc)WAR files contain JSPs and servlets. EAR files can contain WAR files, hence Tomcat is involved there as well.
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4. Re: Tomcat status?
boardtc Mar 31, 2008 12:42 PM (in response to boardtc)An education. Thank You!