Java applications that can benefit directly from multi-CPU resources include application servers such as BEA's Weblogic, IBM's Websphere, or the open-source Glassfish and Tomcat application server.

Historically, when an enterprise Java developer has talked about deploying to an application server, the idea was that they were taking an enterprise application archive (EAR file) and serving it up ...

TomEE’s specification is based on the Java EE web profile, so it gives you more than Tomcat but isn’t a full-blown Java EE application server like WildFly or GlassFish.

A Java EE application server is needed to support some, but not all, of the components shown in Figure 1. Using a Java EE server gives you the convenience of hosting a system in a pre-tested ...

WebSphere version 7.0 also includes WebSphere Application Server Community Edition version 2.1 which is a lightweight Java EE 5 application server built on open source Apache Geronimo technology.

We expect midsize enterprises to consider cloud application platforms more aggressively than larger enterprises over the next year or two." Java really gets the spotlight in this release; it's the ...

Red Hat has recently released JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) 6, which features a cloud-ready architecture, improved management capabilities and better development tools. It can be deploye ...

A Java/Jakarta EE-compliant, Web-based application server from Sun. It supports C, C++ and Java applications, Java servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSPs) and Enterprise JavaBeans. From more recent to ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Oracle is promoting conversions from the popular Spring Framework for Java development to Java EE (Enterprise Edition). But the founder of Spring counters that these technologies ...

The Servlet 4 API plans to introduce server-side HTTP/2 support." ... It configures: A total of 74% rank standardizing a Java EE application configuration API as important.