Mirek B. a écrit :
It depends.
You should consider whether you really need a full fledged app server.
For a lots of projects, a simple Servlet/JSP container (e.g. Tomcat)
is enough.
Basically, when choosing an app server, JBoss and Sun Server/Glassfish
are the most common options, if you need full EE stack. If you are
fine with mere web container, go with Tomcat or Jetty.
Thanks for you help ;o)
I don't know yet if I'll need J2EE.
But I know that I need a Framework to start a WebApplication because
many basics need have to be completed : Authentication, Caching, Input
Validation, State Management, Configuration, Data Access, and more ...
So I think a Framework is a must have, don't you ?
About J2EE : At XWiki (a Java Wiki at www.xwiki.org) I read in the
features section : "Scalability and Performance using J2EE".
I understand "Scalability" with J2EE, but I could not see how J2EE bring
"Performance" for a WebApplication like a wiki.... Have you got an idea
how J2EE can bring "Performance" to a WebApplication ?
Thanks again,
Cyrille.
// mirek
Cyrille37 wrote:
Adam Brod a écrit :
My guess is MyFaces has a much, much larger market share than
Barracuda.
I think so. While I'm searching, I see that there nothing about
Barracuda on the web, except on www.barracudamvc.ogr and Enhydra.org.
By the way, I'm not shure about the choice of Enhydra Server for same
reasons : not much artcile and community ...
Thanks for your answer,
cyrille
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