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has anyone used both of these? anyone have opinions of how they compare?
has anyone used both of these? anyone have opinions of how they compare?
Ryan said:has anyone used both of these? anyone have opinions of how they compare?
hiwa said:2)For servlets and related classes, you store only source files on
Resin. Compile/recompile is done automatically. Quite handy.
3)Resin can be used as a stand-alone full server. Tomcat usually needs
Apache.
5)If you are a paid customer of Resin, you can get full support from
Resin tech staff. License fee is cheap.
7)Resin configuration and deployment is much simpler than Tomcat.
Tomcat is unclear about the root responsibility of dev staff. Their
file set is quite messy.
3)Resin can be used as a stand-alone full server. Tomcat usually needs
Apache.
5)If you are a paid customer of Resin, you can get full support from
Resin tech staff. License fee is cheap.
7)Resin configuration and deployment is much simpler than Tomcat.
Tomcat is unclear about the root responsibility of dev staff. Their
file set is quite messy.
I don't have any last bit of affiliation with caucho.com and mySudsy said:As an aside, could you clarify your relationship with Caucho? Your
mention of some familiarity with Scott could imply bias.
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