Tom and Jerry -- no, Tomcat and Jetty. Both popular Java servers, both with their own pros and cons. What’s the difference, and which Java server is right for you? Watch to learn Tomcat and Jetty pros and cons and inform your decision.
Tomcat and Jetty have a slew of overlapping features -- they’re both open source, have similar use cases, are widely used and supported, implement the Servlet and JSP specification, and are both written in Java. At first glance, these similarities can make it difficult to discern the two and pick one right for you.
Tomcat and Jetty differ in their licensure, release dates, high profile clients, and industry perception, among others. Primary differences in user choice comes down to specification support, performance, and Jave EE web profile support -- and user base community plays an important role as well.
Which Java server -- Tomcat or Jetty -- do you prefer, and why? Let us know in the comments, and please like this video.
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