Topic: Where are my javaEE programmers? (Read 461 times)
I've only used tomcat and jetty. Not sure what the differences are but for development they work the same. Most Java shops use Tomcat. I dont know of anyone that uses Glassfish.
For local server I use tomcat, mysql or postgresql.
I use Google App Engine sometimes for personal projects because its free under a certain quota. The database is not SQL and hard to use, but it is free.
I use Google App Engine sometimes for personal projects because its free under a certain quota. The database is not SQL and hard to use, but it is free.
So what are the benefits of using tomcat vs glassfish or even jetty?
For local server I use tomcat, mysql or postgresql.
I use Google App Engine sometimes for personal projects because its free under a certain quota. The database is not SQL and hard to use, but it is free.
I use Google App Engine sometimes for personal projects because its free under a certain quota. The database is not SQL and hard to use, but it is free.
WOW no javaEE programmers? really come on.
So I am working on a project and I have worked with Servlets and JSP using Jetty. It was a torrent tracker. So I know what I am doing.
What is a good server program to run servlets?
What is the difference between TomCat and GlassFish? (Beside one is apache and one is oracle)
What the difference between Tomcat/glassfish and google app engine?
What amount of data would be the required to get the benefits of hadoop?
Should I be using a datastore or mysql?
What is a good server program to run servlets?
What is the difference between TomCat and GlassFish? (Beside one is apache and one is oracle)
What the difference between Tomcat/glassfish and google app engine?
What amount of data would be the required to get the benefits of hadoop?
Should I be using a datastore or mysql?
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