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Web services on Tomcat or Sun App server?

 
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Hello Everyone,

I wonder on seeing so many servers comeup with their own specifications for designing and deploying webservices. Some of the many are
Tomcat with axis
IBM WAS web services
Web services with BEA's weblogic
Sun system J2EE1.4 App server

I'd like to know which one best suits under what circumstances. I'm really messed up on seeing all. Can someone suggest me what all these actually used for in real time scenarios.

Thanks in advance,
Narendranath
 
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Apache Axis makes it easier to develop WebServices in Java. J2EE 1.4 web services is a bit more involved. Apache axis can be used for production systems.
 
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