what is difference between web server and application
server?



what is difference between web server and application server?..

Answer / paletipatisrinu

webserver :
1)webserver imlementation on servlet,jsp Api specifation.
2)less middleware services
3)its recoginses only WAR files
4}its understand only http requset
5}its develop only webapplications.
Ex: tomcat server
Applicationserver:
1)Application server implementation on All J2EE specifications
2)more middle ware services( nearly 16 middle ware)
Ex:connection pooling,security,transaction management
3)its recoginses WAR,RAR,EAR files
4)its understand http,non http requsets
5}its develop webapplications and enterpraise
applications,distributed applications.
ex:-weblogic

FORMULA:
APPLICTION SERVER=WEBSERVER+MIDDLEWARE SERVERICE+EJB CONTAINER

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