Plz give me detail difference between Tomcat & Weblogic server

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keerti

  • Oct 21st, 2005
 

Tomcat is a web-server and Weblogic is an Application Server.In Tomcat we cannot deploy an EJB.but in Weblogic we can.

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Rajesh Sakhamuri

  • Nov 1st, 2005
 

Rajesh Wrote:

SERVERS ARE TWO TYPES:

1)WEB-SERVER

2)APPILICATION SERVER.

Tomcat is a web-server,this is 3-tier Architecture. where as Weblogic is an Application Server,this is n-tier Architecture.In Tomcat we cannot deploy an EJB.but in Weblogic we can.

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Deepa

  • Dec 9th, 2005
 

Tomcat is a web server where u can deploy ur web based pages. While Weblogic is an application server where in u can deploy business logic .

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mohan

  • Dec 16th, 2005
 

tomacat and weblogic both r app servers,

the diff is there in their services.

both suppots connection pooling , weblogic provides distributed component deployement - i.e ejb and transtion management etc..

regards

-Mohan

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smrutimohanty

  • Dec 20th, 2005
 

1)Tomcat is a web-server and Weblogic is an Application Server;2)Tomcat is 3-tier Architecture whereas Weblogic is n-tier Architecture;3)In Webserver,generally only http protocol are used whereas In Application Server http protocol along with other protocols are used.

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Sarav

  • Dec 22nd, 2005
 

Basically, Tomcat can be called a WEB CONTAINER which has to the ability to run War files(JSPs, struts, servlets,etc) and not Ear files(EJBs) where as WebLogic is an Application Server also called EJB CONTAINER in which you can also deploy Ear files with JTA/JTS, JMS, etc support.

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Arulmozhi

  • Apr 5th, 2006
 

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