Those kind of question can only be answered if you tell
something about the requirements that the solution has
to satisfy.
What does the client need or want ?
- Speed (Look for resin)
- Compliance (Look for tomcat)
- JSP 1.1 or newer (Look for tomcat)
- Taglibs (Don't look at gnujsp)
- Servlet Spec 2.1 or newer (Look for tomcat)
- Integration with an applicationserver (Look for tomcat or enhydra)
- Stability at runtime
(I have no experience in this point with tomcat or resin, gnujsp
does a good job, we are using it at ~10 sites without trouble)
- Stability in terms of development (Look at gnujsp or resin)
- Ease of use (Look for tomcat standalone or gnujsp)
- A mailing list with 5 messages a week instead of 100 a day
(Look for gnujsp) :)
We are still using gnujsp. The main reason is that tomcat
is not stable enough for us in terms of development.
Nearly every release introduces new or changed configuration
options (this is very hard for us, because we have
automated the generation of our config files).
Nearly every release introduces new bugs (On the other side
there are a lot more fixed in each release)
So we are waiting until tomcat 4.0 final and look how stable it is.
(Unless we have a client that forces us to migrate to tomcat)
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 27. Februar 2001 03:08
> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: Tomcat .vs. jspGNU
>
>
> hi all
>
> I'm a student who has to do a project (customer portal)using
> JSP and Oracle8 on a redhat 6i Intel machine.
>
> The problem is that the client has reffered two options:
> 1. Tomcat
> 2. jspGNU
>
> and we have to use whichever is the best for the job. If
> anyone can help with answers or websites, please do so. I
> will be greatful.
>
> thanks
> KUNWAR
>
>
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