When Java developers start talking about application servers, Tomcat is often thrown into the mix. After all, it’s one of the most popular options for lightweight development scenarios, and in many ...

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Somebody really needs to shake the good members of the Java Community Process and get them to stop including web UI frameworks as part of the Java EE specification. This is nothing against JavaServer ...

A comprehensive web-based bookshop management system built with Java EE, designed for "Pahana Edu" to efficiently manage customers, inventory, orders, and generate detailed reports. Pahana Edu Online ...

A full-stack Java EE web application to manage employee records, built using Servlets, JSP, Hibernate (JPA), and MySQL. It allows users to register, update, view, and delete employee information ...

Apache Struts 1.x, the original version of the Java EE Web application development framework, has reached the "end of life," according to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), and is no longer ...

Two of the most widely used Java application servers today are Apache Tomcat and Red Hat's JBoss Enterprise Application Platform. Both servers can handle development and production, but how do you ...