This would have been comparing tomcat against resin maybe 6 or 8 months
ago ... tbh I think one of the major reasons for us choosing Resin over
tomcat was down to memory overheads, however as I say I'm not very
closely involved in that part of the business, I use tomcat for
developing & testing.
Malcolm Edgar wrote:
I think Resin used to be significantly faster than Tomcat, but over
the last few years, I think Tomcat has pretty well caught up and is
amoungst the faster of the web apps.
I can't comment about custering with Tomcat, I have been in prod
environments where it is used and it worked fine, but I wasn't
responsible for the setup.
Jetty is nice but configuration is a bit funky and it does not provide
any JNDI services.
regards Malcolm Edgar
On 10/3/06, Scott Edward Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jetty is nice but its lack of dynamic servlet reloading has always
been a sore point with me. For deployment Jetty is fine but I'd
rather use Tomcat for development.
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