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IT training introduces the types of shared web servers.
The operation of web application is based on the existence of web server. Today, let's look at some common types of web servers.

1, Tomcat server

At present, the very popular Tomcat server is a sub-project of Apache-Jarkarta open source project. It is a small lightweight Web server that supports JSP and Servlet technology, and it is also the choice for beginners to learn and develop JSP applications.

2. Resin server

Resin, a product of Caucho Company, is a very popular server supporting Servlet and JSPs, which is very fast. Resin itself contains a Web server that supports HTML, so that it can display not only dynamic content, but also static content, so many websites are built with Resin server.

3.JBoss server

JBoss is an open source pure Java EJB server that conforms to JavaEE specification, and it has good support for J2EE. JBoss adopts JMLAPI to realize the integration and management of software modules. Its core service is to provide EJB server, which does not contain the Web container of Servlet and JSP, but can be perfectly combined with Tomcat.

4.WebSphere server

WebSphere is a product of IBM, which can be further subdivided into WebSpherePerformancePack, CacheManager and WebSphereApplicationServer, among which WebSphereApplicationServer is a Java-based application environment. It can run on SunSolaris, WindowsNT and other operating system platforms to build, deploy and manage Internet and IntranetWeb applications.

5.WebLogic server

WebLogic is a product of BEA Company (now acquired by Oracle), which can be further subdivided into series such as WebLogicServer, WebLogicEnterprise and WebLogicPortal, among which WebLogicServer is particularly powerful. WebLogic supports enterprise-level, multi-level and fully distributed Web applications, with simple server configuration and friendly interface. IT training believes that WebLogic is an ideal choice for users who seek to provide all application servers owned by the Java platform.