Sun One Webserver Servlet Container Performance

ADADAD · November 4, 2008, 4:20am

Hello,
After doing some research it appears that the Sun One webserer contains
a
Servlet container for deploying web apps (WARs). Has anyone used this?
Curious to hear about benefits or disadvantages of using this as a
Jruby/Rails deployment method over a Glassfish/Tomcat one.

Regards,
Adam

ADADAD · November 4, 2008, 4:24am

Yeah I deployed my last project on sunone’s servlet engine. Here is a
hint
Sunone 6.1 is a webserver + tomcat 4.1 not sure about the newer
versions
so generally speaking its always an older version of tomcat then what
you
can get yourself.

ADADAD · November 4, 2008, 7:32pm

AD wrote:

Hello,

After doing some research it appears that the Sun One webserer contains
a Servlet container for deploying web apps (WARs). Has anyone used
this? Curious to hear about benefits or disadvantages of using this as
a Jruby/Rails deployment method over a Glassfish/Tomcat one.

In general, a war is a war is a war. Any web container should be able to
deploy it. Where you’ll see differences are in performance,
administration, memory footprint, and so on. I’m not sure how Sun One
compares to the others.

Charlie

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ADADAD · November 5, 2008, 12:08am

If it uses Tomcat 4.1 internally, it is based on Servlet 2.3. There are
chances that the web.xml generated by warbler won’t work, as
ServletContext
Listeners are required for jruby-rack.

On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 4:31 PM, Charles Oliver N. <
[email protected]> wrote:

In general, a war is a war is a war. Any web container should be able to

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