has been launched in recent days version 1.0 of Apache Geronimo , free J2EE container, J2EE 1.4 compatible, after it has passed the certification test. For if one does not know, Geronimo is a Java J2EE server Apache. We must take into account the major differences with Tomcat, since this is not a full J2EE server, it only supports JSP and Servlet specifications, but not EJB's.
people are talking about now is how will this affect existing servers. Being an Apache project many developments will go for this server.
JBoss and other commercial servers can be menacing now that there is a complete and free. However, businesses are not left behind. There is already a version of IBM WebSphere is based on Geronimo. IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition with commercial support
Will the J2EE server market? Related Links
- To find the distribution of Java certification plan
- Is it useful to get a certificate?
- That must pass exams and tests for certification
- "What is the procedure for examination?
