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POJBoss vs Tomcat again
 

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    <p>This will appear to be the age old question (which it is :)) that which server is better between Tomcat and JBoss, but I have not found a good enough answer yet to solve my problem.</p> <p>I know that Tomcat is only a servlet engine and JBoss offers many more functionalities out of the box, but what I fail to understand is why Tomcat is better to use in some situations than jboss. I read somewhere that JBoss has a pluggable architecture and if required, you can unplug features from JBoss to make it essentially a tomcat servlet container. If that is the case, then isn't it better to do so instead of using Tomcat, in order to leave scope for plugging things back.</p> <p>Another explanation I find in favour of Tomcat is that it is lightweight, does that mean less memory requirement or does that also allows faster response. Again, I need to know that won't jboss load components as per requirement i.e. if i am using only servlets, then won't jboss skip the rest of the features and become lightweight automatically.</p> <p>Essentially, my application does not have any Java EE features, but the 'lightweight' arguments in favour of Tomcat does not sound convincing enough because of the above mentioned reasons. </p> <p>Please help.</p> <p>Edit: We had finally decided to use tomcat back then and we have been using it for more than 6 months now with great ease of use. Infact we found some practical use where we could very easily run multiple tomcat instances on the same server machine for different developers, the same could have been very difficult with jboss. </p> <p>I have found tomcat to be hassle free for our work and therefore may be the right choice when you are not using much of Java EE features. PS: Please note that we still use Spring and Hibernate with Tomcat</p>
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    1. COUhh doesn't JBoss integrate with Tomcat?
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    2. CO@Navi: Not really. It contains forked version of the Tomcat codebase, but it's diverged quite a bit.
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    3. CO@skaffman Ok, then I guess what we need to do is find out what divergencies are ...
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