I have a web application that works fine in IIS 6.0. I have modified to make it work in Apache Tomcat also.
- Will there be any visible changes in performance between the 2?
- Are there any specific advantages or limitations.
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I have a web application that works fine in IIS 6.0. I have modified to make it work in Apache Tomcat also.
Do you mean Web site or Web application? How did you modify it?
There are many posts to help you with comparing the performance.
Advantages?Limitations?? Well, basically Apache Tomcat is a full fledged web-container which supports Java based web applications (Servlets, JSP,...) and IIS helps you with ASP/ASP.NET web-applications basically (of course, you can configure IIS with Tomcat). Altogether your question 2 is too vague to answer. Experts, might be able to help you.
bdhar
2010-08-18 03:36:46
@bdhar: Assume "I have modified to make it work in Apache Tomcat also. "
ckv
2010-08-18 03:57:24
@ckv- I mean, how is it possible. Suppose that you have written a web application in ASP.net? How can you just `modify` it to run in Apache Tomcat? You have to re-write the entire app using JSP/Servlets/... to run on Tomcat. If you mean to do that, try the [post](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1092564/java-and-tomcat-vs-asp-net-and-iis) I have mentioned above
bdhar
2010-08-18 04:18:12
@bdhar Just thinking of a hypothetical possibility.
ckv
2010-08-18 05:25:49