Tomcat is a great reference implementation of the Java EE specification and is intended for desktop use by developers who are starting to learn about Java EE or those who work on enterprise applications and need an EE server for development. However because Tomcat is free it finds its ... Tomcat is a great reference implementation of the Java EE specification and is intended for desktop use by developers who are starting to learn about Java EE or those who work on enterprise applications and need an EE server for development. However because Tomcat is free it finds its ...Oct. 3, 2007 11:45 AM EDT Reads: 32,274 Replies: 10 |
One of the great things about the Java programming language is the Open Source community that provides great applications at little or no cost. An example of this is Apache Tomcat, which provides a solid Web server for development using servlet or JSP technology. Now that Web Service t...May. 26, 2006 03:15 PM EDT Reads: 43,904 Replies: 5 |
Java's implementation of Remote Method Invocation (RMI) is easy to use and powerful. Java makes setting up an RMI server an almost trivial task because the JVM handles complex tasks such as networking and object serialization. Once running, connecting client applications to the RMI ser... Nov. 5, 2004 12:00 AM EST Reads: 26,368 Replies: 5 |







Michael J. Remijan is a research programmer at the National Center for Supercomputing Applicaitons (NCSA). His chief responsibilities include data miming and access to terabyte-sized astronomy data sets. Michael received a BS in mathematics and computer science from the University of Illinois and is currently working on an MBA in technology management.
One of the great things about the Java programming language is the Open Source community that provides great applications at little or no cost. An example of this is Apache Tomcat, which provides a solid Web server for development using servlet or JSP technology. Now that Web Service t...














