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  • JBoss

    JBoss is Red Hats Java EE 5-compliant (soon Java EE 6-compliant) application server. It is, as with Red Hat itself, dual-licensed either as open source (community...

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  • appserver.io

    appserver.io is a multithreaded application server for php written in php. Our technology allows real multi-threading in PHP and different useful services for developers...

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  • Glassfish

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  • WebSphere Application Server

    WebSphere Application Server provides the availability and security your business depends on while optimizing cost. Build, deploy and manage robust, agile and...

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  • Apache Geronimo

    A Java EE 5-certified application server for web and enterprise applications based on Suns Java EE platform specification. The goal of the Geronimo project is to...

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  • Mako Server

    The Mako Server is an application server with an API that loosely resembles the Java Servlet API, but where server side web applications are designed in the Lua...

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Comment by ttmrichter
about JOnAS · Jun 2011 · Helpful Not helpful Report as spam

I carry two Java EE 5 application servers with me on a USB stick. One of them is Geronimo, the other is JOnAS. Both are easily rendered as "portable" apps (JOnAS being a bit harder to set up safely). Both are well-documented. Both are remarkably stable. JOnAS looks nicer and has better facilities for virtual hosts. Geronimo is easier to install and has wider support.

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