Hello all I want to build web application that is based on java technology (tomcat ) Can I get please suggestions on how to set up the servers (apache – mod_jk – tomcat ? ) And what are the right frameworks to use or not . For memory and ease of work from the development side ( to use plain jsp or mvc frame works? )
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Although you didn't ask for alternatives to tomcat, if you are starting to look into web development you should have a look at Caucho's Resin. I find it is a better alternative than tomcat and makes it very easy to setup a system for test and development. It is completely built in Java and the open source version is free.
rsp
2010-01-01 10:15:25
well i feel very conferrable with java, but i know its memory eater compared to php. but maybe i wrong and today java web is much better i dont know i didnt do java web for long time ... but from what i remember its was pure fun (plain jsp and servlets no frameworks ).
2010-01-01 11:46:02
Resin has a PHP (called Quercus) implemented in Java so no buffer overruns :-)
rsp
2010-01-01 13:10:07
why to use it ? if i use php i use php why i need all this?
2010-01-01 16:26:26
At some point you might want to combine Java code and PHP in one application. Anyway, tomcat is a reference implementation that does not concern itself with performance and robustness while resin does.
rsp
2010-01-01 20:14:04
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From development point of view always use an IDE such as Eclipse or Netbeans, makes the job easier n much faster. Here's a nice tutorial to get you started on developing web applications on Eclipse with Tomact integration - WTP Tutorials
netlogger
2010-01-11 04:33:23