And I'll vote for Jigsaw. Jigsaw has the advantage of being both open source
and completely written in Java, so that there's no need to hook it into a
separate web server. It makes the best environment I've found for debugging
servlets, since you can use it with any IDE and step right into the servlet
runner code if needed. It also has the best protocol support of any server,
coming from W3C:
http://www.w3.org/Jigsaw/
I'd love to see some servlet performance comparisons between Jigsaw and
something like the Apache/JServ combination, though (as well as NES/JRun,
NES/ServletExec, IIS/JRun, IIS/ServletExec, etc.). Has anybody run any tests of
this type?
- Dennis
jon * wrote:
>
> > I am currently leading a project at NIKE to evaluate Java Servlet Engines.
> > I welcome your opinion on any such products, the vendor's support, and
> > feature comparisons of which you might be aware.
>
> Well, the Java Apache engine is my favorite, but I'm biased. Of course you
> need to remember that this engine is going to become the reference
> implementation for all servlet engines, due to an awesome effort from Sun to
> release the JSDK source code to the Jakarta project, so I hope that gives
> you some idea of how good it is and how good it will remain.
>
> <http://java.apache.org/>
> <http://jakarta.apache.org/>
>
> Oh yea, did I also mention that it works really well with the most widely
> used server on the net? Apache.
>
> just do it.
>
> -jon
>
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