I haven't run into any issues using it as such, but I'd suspect it's not
as fast at serving html pages as a plain jane html server like Apache or
IIS.
Of course with all of the license agreements on these app servers
essentially threatening legal action for unfavorable reviews, I doubt anyone
has done a side by side comparison test...or at least one they can publish.
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Anyone have arguments to NOT use WebLogic as a Production webserver?
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