[ajug-members] Tomcat in the Enterprise

[Les Hazlewood]

Hi Barry,

My teams have been using Spring/Hibernate in standalone Tomcat for over
2 years now.  I'm not at liberty to say exactly who our clients have
been, but Spring/Hibernate/Tomcat is the backbone for one of the largest
metropolitan transportation systems in the country, the nation's largest
K-12 eSchool, one of the world's largest banks for a transaction
reporting application, and the the world's 2nd largest publishing house.

We abandoned 2.1 style EJBs (and also "full" spec-compliant app servers)
a long time ago, and it has been pure bliss ever since ;)

HTH,

Les

On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 13:42:55 -0400, "Barry Hawkins" <barry at alltc.com>
said:
> Quick poll; how many medium-to-large shops are using Tomcat for their
> Servlet container?  By this I mean straight Jakarta Tomcat, not Sun One
> or some other "enhanced" packaging of Tomcat.  With the Spring/Hibernate
> movement, just a Servlet container are all some shops need for a JEE
> application server, so I am wondering how many folks have ditched a
> full-blown JEE app. server in favor of a lighter alternative.
> 
> Regards,
> -- 
> Barry Hawkins
> All Things Computed
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