Apache and Jakarta TomcatIf you've written any Java servlets or JavaServer Pages (JSPs), chances are that you've downloadedTomcat. That&apos
Chapter 110J2EE API DescriptionJava Transaction API (JTA) JTA enables a web application to gracefully handlefailures in one or more of its components
Apache and Jakarta Tomcat11Pick and ChooseHowever, not all developers want to create the kinds of distributed systems that the entire collection ofJ2E
Chapter 112The Tomcat 4.x series, however, features a much nicer implementation of HTTP and better support forserving up static content, and should by
Apache and Jakarta Tomcat13SummaryAs we draw this chapter to a close, let's review some of the key points that have been covered:❑ The Apache Sof
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Chapter 12We will cover the following points in this chapter:❑ The origins of the Tomcat server❑ The terms of Tomcat's license and how it compare
Apache and Jakarta Tomcat3The Apache Software FoundationIn 1999, the same folks who wrote the Apache server formed the Apache Software Foundation (ASF
Chapter 14The Jakarta ProjectOf most relevance to this book is Apache's Jakarta project, of which the Tomcat server is a subproject.The Jakarta p
Apache and Jakarta Tomcat5Ant can be used for building applications in any language, and it can be used on any platform that has aJava 1.1 virtual mac
Chapter 16Distributing TomcatTomcat is open source software, and as such is free and freely distributable. However, if you have muchexperience in deal
Apache and Jakarta Tomcat7GPLThe GNU Project created and actively evangelizes the GPL. The GNU Project is somewhat similar tothe ASF, with the excepti
Chapter 18The Big Picture: J2EEAs a servlet container, Tomcat is a key component of a larger set of standards collectively referred to asthe Java 2 Pl
Apache and Jakarta Tomcat9In these situations, where a single server simply cannot meet the needs of a software system, adistributed system is ideal.
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