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Hi all

1-I want to know the characteristics of webpshere application server and its difference between other applicayion server like Jboss,weblogic,Appache tomcat,Glassfish,.. etc
please would you please supply me a topic which explain this.

2-I want to download IDE which can be integrated with websphere application server 7,some suggestion say that rational application developer RAD which is suitable to WAS 7
please I want a link to download the IDE for free which can be integrated with WAS7.
 
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1) The servers vary in terms of performance, support and extended features. You can read the specs on the official websites to find out more. Or google websphere vs weblogic and the like which returns things like this

20 Yes, RAD is the IDE most closely integrated with WAS. If you want cheaper, myeclipse has a plugin. Or you could use the totally free Eclipse and create an ear in Ant or Maven that you deploy. Of course WebSphere itself isn't free, so there is still a cost. Or you could forgo WebSphere specific features and deploy on Tomcat (if you have no EJBs) or JBoss locally.
 
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