On 15/06/2010 13:29, jjjjj jjjjjj wrote: > Hello > > Dear chris > -I edited my name on server
Apparently not, see above. > -Thank you for your responding but please say some thing more about maven > who must use maven? > how must use maven? > Is maven same with CVS or SVN? Wrong mailing list for that question. Try here: http://maven.apache.org/ p > Regards > Pouya > > > ________________________________ > From: Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net> > To: Tomcat Developers List <dev@tomcat.apache.org> > Sent: Tue, June 15, 2010 2:53:30 AM > Subject: Re: Some general questions about tomcat instead of GlassFish > > Pouya, > > On 6/12/2010 12:14 PM, jjjjj jjjjjj wrote: >> > > Please use a semi-legitimate name when posting to the list: this should > be easy to configure in your email reader. Also, there's no need to put > underscores_between_your_words_in_the_subject, as this is not some kind > of wiki. > >> Would you please tell me that we can use tomcat instead of GlassFish or >> no?(Yes/No Why?) > > Deciding between Tomcat and Glassfish is really a matter of application > requirements: GlassFish is a full J2EE server, while Tomcat is limited > to a Java servlet container/web server. GlassFish actually uses Tomcat > internally as its servlet container and web server, and adds features to it. > > If you only need a servlet container and web server, Tomcat can meet > your needs. If you need additional services provided by a J2EE server > (EJB, JMX, etc.) then you'll want GlassFish. > >> Which of JSF or Struts is more compatible with tomcat? > > Both are equally compatible. > >> Please say to me something about maven,Is this a project management table or >> no ,What is this ? > > Maven is a build tool. Whether Tomcat has been mavenized shouldn't be > relevant if you are developing web applications for deployment onto Tomcat. > > -chris > > > >
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