OrionServer.com I think is good. It auto reloads changes to class and XML files, it has great debug support and is J2EE. Vic
Robert J. Sanford, Jr. wrote: >>jetty is better than resin? >> > > define "better". > > both jetty and jboss are open source if that is important to you (i assume > it is since you are using struts) whereas resin requires licensing fees > starting at $500/server. > > both jetty and resin have both demonstrated high performance as both web > servers and servlet containers. you should discount the benchmark link on > the caucho home page somewhat because it is very much out of date (he's > using a 233MHz PII!). however, the benchmark as history is a reasonable > indicator of future performance assuming no significant architectural > changes were made in competing products. > > the jetty/jboss combo and resin have both demonstrated j2ee compliance. > > both have support plans that can be purchased if you don't want to rely on > community support. > > i have not participated in any resin support forums so i cannot have any > opinion but i can say that the jetty support forums are spectacular and the > author, greg wilkins, is also an active participant in several servlet > discussion groups including the advanced servlet group on yahoogroups. > > i don't know about clustering/load balancing/failover/distributed session > managment for either product. my impression is that orion actually has the > best support for that. > > i don't know that jetty is "better" than resin but i do think that it is > worth checking out. > > rjsjr > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
