Answer / krati

1.JBoss is a Open source product(freeware),whereas WebLogic
are paid ones.
2.Weblogic has self Concole 7001 and u can change console
setting as per requirement,
where as Jboss is dependent on Tomcat
3.WebLogic has extra features that JBoss doesn't have.
WebLogic has an excellent web-based admin console that
enables you to configure JMS Queues/Topics, DataSources,
and Security Realms - and much more. WebLogic has had an
admin console since at least 2002/3.

Answer / laxmikant

Weblogic has self Concole 7001,
where as Jboss is dependent on Tomcat i.e,8080.

Answer / kumar rohit

Difference between JBoss and Weblogic server

1.JBoss is a Open source product(freeware),whereas WebLogic
are paid ones.

2.Weblogic has self Concole 7001 and u can change console
setting as per requirement,where as Jboss is dependent on
Tomcat.

3.WebLogic has extra features that JBoss doesn't have.
WebLogic has an excellent web-based admin console that
enables you to configure JMS Queues/Topics, DataSources,
and Security Realms - and much more. WebLogic has had an
admin console since at least 2002/3.

Answer / ramkumar

In JBoss application server, implementation for servlet-api
is not there. for this, they are dependent on Tomcat. So
for web related part, its nothing but refering Tomcat. But
where as other application servers like Weblogic,
Websphere, they have their own implementation for Servlet-
api. and ofcource above answers also valid. Please correct
me if any thing wrong.

Answer / mukundvishy

Both are Application servers developed by two different
companies, first by BEA and second by JBoss.

JBoss is a open source (may not be anymore) and Weblogic is
a commercial one.

Since Weblogic is commercial, one would assume to get proper
after sale support, RASM (Reliability, Availability,
Scalability and Maintainability) features, Proper
documentation, easy integration with other Vendor products
etc. Whereas JBoss may not have Support (a lot of forums
could help), proper documentation etc.

Answer / pankaj budhiraja

jboss is easy to deploy (copy paste) while not the same for weblogic

Answer / jagadish

Both jboss and weblogic are application servers by Oracle
and Redhat.

Weblogic server has a good web based admin tool (7001) and
jboss has console too (8080).

Jboss is mostly based on file system modification like xml
files where as weblogic mostly relies on console.

We can remove unnecessary services from jboss if we dont
need but with weblogic we cant.

Jboss is a open source product where as weblogic is not.

Answer / abdul wahid syed

Its Support the concept of clustering and its has a
configuration file (config.xml), we can deployed
application by using 3 deployment mode(staging,Non staging
and Externa)

Answer / kaushal k sharma

i am also looking the right answer of this v. imp. question...

Answer / sreenu karampudi

Jboss: Application server, open source. enterprise
applications can be deployed.
webLogic: Application server, Enterprise applications can
be deployed.

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