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glassfish v3 vs tomcat 7 [closed]

Which one do you recommend for web and why?

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Attila Nyers Avatar asked Aug 24 '10 14:08

Attila Nyers


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I don't recommend any particular one. If you want just JSP/Servlet support, both suffices. If you want more than that (e.g. anything provided by the Java EE API which is much more than alone JSP/Servlet), then Tomcat simply don't suffice without manually adding a bunch of components on top of that to comply the complete Java EE API like JBoss AS is doing.

In (Eclipse) development terms, Tomcat is a quick starter and restarter, takes about 3 seconds. Glassfish is a slow starter, takes 5~10 seconds for a simple webapp, but it is an extremely fast hotdeployer (by this Glassfish Eclipse plugin). All happens in a subsecond while Tomcat usually takes 3 seconds for this (yes, Tomcat is then basically restarting itself).

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BalusC Avatar answered Oct 02 '22 13:10

BalusC