Comparison of application servers

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This compares the features and functionality of application servers, grouped by the hosting environment that is offered by that particular application server.

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Apache based application server bundles, integrates script languages (such as Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, Tcl) into Apache web server (Apache).

Microsoft positions their middle-tier applications and services infrastructure in the Windows Server operating system and the .NET Framework technologies in the role of an application server:

  • Mono, developed by Novell, Inc., licensed under GPL.
  • Base4 Application Server, an open source project
  • Apache, an open source web server that can be used for .NET as well

Product Vendor Edition Release Date Java EE
Compatibility		 Servlet JSP Spec License
AppDev Studio SAS Institute 3.1.4 March, 2005 1.3  ?
Blazix Desiderata Software 1.2 March, 2005 No Proprietary
Borland ES Borland 6.7 Jan, 2007 1.4 Proprietary
ColdFusion Macromedia 7.0 March, 2005 1.3 proprietary
Cosminexus HITACHI 7.0 March, 2006 1.4 Proprietary
Interstage Fujitsu 7.0 December, 2004 1.4  ?
Dynamo AS ATG 6.3 March, 2005 1.3 Proprietary
EAServer Sybase 6.0 November, 2006 1.4 GPL
Enhydra Lutris 5.1.9 March 23, 2005 No GPL
exteNd Novell 5.1.9 March 23, 2005 No GPL
Geronimo ASF 2.0.2 October 19, 2007 5 Apache License
GlassFish AS GlassFish Community V2 Sep 17, 2007 5 CDDL 1.0/GPL
JBoss Red Hat 4.2.0 May 11, 2007 1.4 LGPL
JEUS TmaxSoft 6 June 7, 2007 5 proprietary
JOnAS ObjectWeb 4.7.7 October 19, 2006 1.4 LGPL
JRun Macromedia 5.1.9 March 23, 2005 1.3 proprietary
Sun JSAS Sun Microsystems 9.0 U1 Oct 1, 2006 5 Free of charge,
no changes allowed
Apusic Kingdee 4.0 March 23, 2005 1.4  ?
OnceAS CAS 2.0 March 23, 2005 1.4  ?
Oracle AS Oracle Corporation 10g (10.1.3) March 23, 2005 1.4 proprietary
Orion Application Server IronFlare 2.0.7 March 9, 2006 1.3 proprietary
Pramati Pramati 5.1 SP2 Mar 05, 2007 1.4 proprietary
Resin Caucho 3.1.3 Oct 10, 2007 No 2.5 2.1 Dual GPL
SAP WAS SAP AG 6.40  ? 1.4 proprietary
Tomcat ASF 6.0.13 May 15, 2007 No 2.5 2.1 Apache License
Harbor (Tomcat based) KewlStuff Technologies Beta 4 Sept 15, 2007 No2 Free No Modifications
Trifork Trifork T4 March 23, 2005 1.4  ?
BEA WebLogic Server BEA Systems, Inc. 10 April 10, 2007 5 proprietary
WebObjects Apple Inc. 5.3.2 August 7, 2006 No1 Proprietary,
included in Mac OS X
WebOTX NEC 6.1 March 23, 2005 1.4  ?
WebSphere AS IBM 6.1.0.5 January 15, 2007 1.4 proprietary
WebSphere AS Community Edition IBM 1.1.0.1 November 3, 2006 1.4 Apache Geronimo based

  • firecat[1] - Server-side JavaScript Web Application Server.

  • Tuxedo (software) [2] Based on the ATMI standard, is one of the original application servers.
  • Tntnet [3] is a web application server for C++. Tntnet comes with a template engine, which allowes the programmer to embed C++-code into HTML pages. Since these templates are not compiled at runtime, but like classic C++-programs in a separate compile-cycle, the resulting programs are native and therefore very fast. Tntnet is multithreaded and supports object lifetime through scoped variables.
  • cppserv C++ servlet container
  • wt-toolkit Ajax toolkit for C++


  • GNUstepWeb [4]WebObjects 4.5 compatible, released under the LGPL.
  • SOPE [5] inspired by WebObjects extended with Zope concepts, used as Foundation for OpenGroupware.

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