Please don't post the same question to both dev@ and user@ mailing lists. Here's my response to your dev list posting...
On Mar 10, 2011, at 10:22 AM, Martin Storch wrote: > Hi there, > > when will Geronimo 3.0 be done? We're a few months away. We haven't set a release target, yet. > > When I use Geronimo as an App-Server, do I still need (to install) Tomcat? > How are all these Apache-Apps are working together? I'm confused! Geronimo creates server assemblies which embed either Tomcat or Jetty. You don't need to install them separately. They are included in the server distribution. > > So I need Cocoon (as a web development framework) and Tomcat (as a Servlet > Container) and still Geronimo? For what? If you need Java EE capabilities, you'd want Geronimo. If you simply need JSP/Servlet support, then either Tomcat, Jetty, or Geronimo can be used. > > Is "Geronimo 2.x" with Java EE 5 and "Tomcat 7.x" with JavaBeans 3.0 > compatible? Geronimo 2.1.x and 2.2.x both support Java EE 5 (and thus the Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 specification). --kevan
