[This is very off-topic. I would suggest in the future that you post such
questions to the newsgroups on newsgroups.bea.com. ]
The web server built into WebLogic Server is not as fast as either IIS or
Zeus. (both of which are much faster than Apache.)
I have never run WLS against Apache on static html, but I suspect that it's
competitive.
Many of our customers use Apache, Netscape, or IIS for their webservers.
Personally I suspect this is because they are already familiar with these
products or have already standardized on a webserver.
Even a $1000 pc can serve up a lot of static html pages pretty quickly.
-- Rob
Rob Woollen
Senior Software Engineer
BEA WebLogic
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David Regan wrote:
> 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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