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Question:  what is application server and web server give the difference between these two servers




June 06, 2006 23:46:51 #1
 sushilsb   Member Since: May 2006    Total Comments: 4 

RE: what is application server and web server give the...
 

Web servers serves the HTTP request and reutrns the HTTP response whereas application server exposes the business methods. These business methods are invoked thru different protocols e.g. Http, TCP/IP etc.

Application servers are typically J2EE-based, running EJBs or other Java components. Application servers are designed to create true applications with complex business logic, and have scalability features such as load balancing, fail-over, and process distribution. In other words, it's primarily a development environment.

Webserver hosts the images, html or any content related to the presentation.

 Nowdays, most of the servers e.g. weblogic, websphere etc. serves both the purposes.

     

 

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