Scaling Your Java EE Applications -- Part 2 Java applications can be scaled vertically (on a single system), or horizontally (across multiple systems). But to do either, you have to understand all ...

Everything you need to know about Tomcat: The high-availability Java and Jakarta EE application server for servlets, JSP, and WebSockets.

Java EE compliance is an essential factor when evaluating the difference between Web servers and application servers.

Devs can define applications with POJOs, JPA and Java 5 annotations. The framework generates Java EE web apps that can be deployed in any Java Portal Server as portlet applications.

Red Hat has recently released JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) 6, which features a cloud-ready architecture, improved management capabilities and better development tools. It can be ...

Java EE's Servlet and JSP API provide a fine foundation for handling a web-based request-response cycle. Adding UI frameworks like JSR-371 to the spec only causes problems.

Everyone who codes Java EE web applications needs to pay attention to exception handling. When a program encounters an error, developers can display friendly messages for end users, which ...

Pure Java EE Environment Jakarta EE is a fully compliant Java EE Web server and application server environment showing the interfaces to all information sources in the enterprise.

Red Hat was responsible for the Context and Dependency Injection (CDI) spec in Java EE 6 (JSR 299), so it's not surprising see CDI 1.1 heading its list of proposed JSRs for Java EE 7. The purpose of ...

Dm Server isn’t in quite the same space as Tomcat and the traditional Java EE servers. Sure, it can run Web applications, and that’s the default use of Version 1.0.