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Of course, Apache + Tomcat got better performance
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
There are many people who will refute that. If you search through this forum for previous topics on this subject you will find that many people believe that Tomcat standalone can match the performance of the hybrid configuration, and that the only reason to use the Apache hybrid these days is if you require the use of some Apache-only module that is not available with Tomcat.
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Originally posted by Rajan Chinna:
If my web application consists of more Jsp & Servlets with very little html, shall i go for just Tomcat standalone?
Other than serving static html pages is there any other benefits of using Apache with Tomcat?
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Since Bear confirmed that Tomcat standalone is better in performance
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
I confirmed no such thing. Please reread my post, then find the posts I mentioned.
I will say that I use Tomcat standalone in most of my configurations and I have yet to run into a performance problem where I felt a need to investigate alternative configurations. But I'd hardly call my qualitative observations definitive confirmation.
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Originally posted by xue shen:
would it make any difference in performance between apache and tomcat vs tomcat alone for a large user bases? For the systems we talked about here, what kind of load the website has to bear?
Sincerely
xue shen
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Java Developer, Thailand
Originally posted by Somkiat Puisungnoen:
This link will help you ..
http://www.doesciencegrid.org/Grid/public/events/GPDW/slides/webserver.ppt
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the only reason to use the Apache hybrid these days is if you require the use of some Apache-only module that is not available with Tomcat.