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what r the main benifits of web-logic(application server)
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An application server is a software engine that delivers
applications to client computers or devices, typically
through the Internet and using the HyperText Transfer
Protocol. Application servers are distinguished from web
servers by the extensive use of server-side dynamic content
and frequent integration with database engines.
An application server handles most, if not all, of the
business logic and data access of the application (a.k.a.
centralization). The main benefit of an application server
is the ease of application development, since applications
need not be programmed; instead, they are assembled from
building blocks provided by the application server
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