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GNUJSP = Free ye, but Good?
TomCat = Free ye, but Good, especially for "commercial" use?
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Maybe, but definitely not for commercial use! You'll have a tough time just
configuring things! In fact, if you look at the recent JRun server, it is very
professional, I cannot believe someone recommended Tomcat for commercial use and JRun
for personal!
In any case, this is a debatable issue and my personal recommendation would be at take
a look at two superfast servers:
- Resin (www.caucho.com)
- Orion (www.orionserver.com)
These are not totally "free" (they are free for your personal development use though)
but they are very reasonably priced compared to the usual bloatware trio - weblogic,
websphere and iPlanet -- or the other pseudo-professional ones. Both of these are
super J2EE compliant (unlike some of the trio which say that they are 100% J2EE
compliant but only until you run into glitches). Orion was the first to be fully J2EE
compliant.
I would say go with Orion (personal pref).
Sorry, but in terms of a TOTALLY FREE java based server, although there are options
(GNUJSp, Tomcat, JOnas - http://www.evidian.com/jonas/index.htm) I would not feel
fully comfortable with them yet.
BTW, have you looked at PHP (www.php.net) lately? (www.php.net). You can call Java
from PHP, and as far as I am concerned, the performance is superb. It is COMPLETELy
free and a very robust engine. I know this is not the right place to smoosh in a good
word about an alternative to JSP, but just in your interests.
"Free" and Java seldom go together.
My 0.02,
Shanx
www.shanx.com
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| Hi,
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| Then someone recommend a good/free jsp enging like gnujsp or is
| gnujsp the
| only free one????
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