4 Replies Latest reply on Aug 15, 2008 1:20 PM by rockym

    Jboss vs Tomcat

    rockym

      Hi...
      I hope is the right forum. I am new with Jboss, so my fisrt post is going to be the Difference between Tomcat and Jboss, I just know that Tomcat is part of Jboss, but what makes Jboss different from Tomcat??? what is the duty of Jboss?? and what is the duty of Tomcat inside Jboss???

        • 1. Re: Jboss vs Tomcat
          peterj

          Tomcat is a "servlet container". That is, it will run servlets and JSPs. In addition is server static web content.

          JBossAS is a Java EE application server. It need to not only provide a servlet container (which it uses Tomcat to provide), but must also serve EJBs, messaging services, and a whole host of other services.

          That is the basic difference.

          • 2. Re: Jboss vs Tomcat
            rockym

            What do you mean a server static content???, so It means that Jboss is a server dynamic content???

            Thx for the reply

            • 3. Re: Jboss vs Tomcat
              peterj

              Sorry, typo. I meant "it serves static web content" In other words, it can serve HTML, CSS, GIF and other such content to web browsers.

              • 4. Re: Jboss vs Tomcat
                rockym

                Ok PeterJ, thank you very much now is more clear.... :D