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Can anyone please tell me the difference between WebServer & Application Server with Example.
 
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Try to deploy a EJB in a web server. you cant to that. Read 65th page of 'Head first Servlet and JSP' book.
 
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This has been asked a lot of times before- Please SearchFirst - You can search for the same query either in Tomcat forum or in Servlet forum.
 
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Mohamed Sanaulla wrote: . . . either in Tomcat forum or in Servlet forum.

. . where this thread would fit better. Moving . . .


. . . to Servlets
 
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In fact, it has been asked so many times that we have an FAQ page for it: https://coderanch.com/how-to/java/WebVsApplicationServer
 
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