I have a choice to do: choose a application server for my company!
And I need some help. Glassfish or JBoss?
Thanks.
I have a choice to do: choose a application server for my company! And
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I have a choice to do: choose a application server for my company!
And I need some help. Glassfish or JBoss?
Thanks.
Without knowing your environment it’s pretty impossible to give proper advice, i.e. What do you mean by “best”?
Make a list of what’s important for you/your company when looking for an application server. Don’t use the feature lists of a particular server when doing this! Give each item on the list some sort of weighting. Score the respective servers against the items on the list and see how they stack up.
When you’re filling these details in you might be able to ask some more pointed questions here on SO re. whether one server is better than another in a particular area. Once you know what the important features are you might, for instance, find that you’re better off with a tc-Server/Spring solution rather than either of these two.