A celeron 600 is no problem.
I agree with Adrian: Put 256MB RAM in it.
Don't use Tomcat.
Why use weblogic?
seriously reconsider your transition to use EJB's. Is it really necessary,
or is it just fancy?
How much load are you expecting?
What exactly will you be doing?
What webserver do you plan to use?
Geert
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> Subject: 600MHz celeron laptop, good enough for webservers?
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> Hi Friends,
> For my practice I want to get a laptop and I am getting in my
> budget a 600 MHz celeron
> with 64 Mb RAM. Ab initio I just want to run Tomcat and later
> perhaps weblogic server
> to move onto ejb. Obviously NT would be needed to run on it.I
> want to know would
> the given config suffice for me or do I need something else?
> Regards,
> Vikram
>
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