Java Application Frameworks
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Question posted: 05 23 2008 22:46:04 +0000,
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07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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Has anyone used a larger application on glass fish
I used Tomcat before, right now GlassFish, it's ease to configuration, administration but the start time of tomcat and responses is a little faster that Glassfish
and i hope Glassfish 3 (complete version) realesed with JDK7, soon :)
GlassFish is reference implementation of JEE application server.
1) Java, an Apache Wicket based application to be more specific.
2) Ease of administration, clustering features, ease of use.
3) Can't really think of any problem. The site's been running for almost two years without major problems, various glassfish upgrades caused no problems at all. A time sheet application written for my previous employer runs fine on Windows 2003 servers without problems for 18 months now.
4) AFAIK Glassfish was the first available application server that supported Java EE 5. JPA was a big issue for me in 2006 which no other application server provided out of the box (except maybe JBoss).

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