I would like to know the main differences between Glassfish application servers, JBoss and Apache Tomcat. Is there any specific aspect that I should check before choosing any to start development? Are there significant differences in performance and safety between them? The main difference I found during a search was that Apache Tomcat is not an EJB server ...
Differences between Java application servers
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asked by anonymous 15.12.2015 / 18:29
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JBoss (now Wildfly) and Glassfish are Oracle-approved application servers to support JEE (Java Enterprise Edition).
Tomcat is a servlet container and partially supports JEE specifications, in the case of Servlet, JDBC, JNDI, and others.
Which should I choose?
If the project is all based on JEE and uses specifications that Tomcat does not support native, such as CDI JTA, EJB, JMS it is better to use Wildfly or Glassfish.
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15.12.2015 / 19:17