Tomcat is a web server (handles HTTP requests/responses) and web container (implements Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages, Java Expression Language and Java WebSocket technologies) if we don't consider that we have all the add-ons and plugins made available through open source or commercially with Tomcat. Tomcat doesn't implement the complete Java EE API and doesn't have EJB container. Although we could run some applications in Tomcat(one could easily argue that it is an application server) it will not be considered as a full-fledged application server as it lacks some features of the application server.
Conclusion:
One could develop many applications on top of Tomcat with pluggable services and add-ons. If Tomcat + add-ons + pluggable services then we can call it an Application Server.
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Conclusion:
One could develop many applications on top of Tomcat with pluggable services and add-ons. If Tomcat + add-ons + pluggable services then we can call it an Application Server.
Thank you for reading this article. Hope you would like it. If you have any suggestion or have any question do let me know in the comment box. Happy Learning!!😌
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