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Developers rank app servers

'User satisfaction' survey weighs 21 factors defining app server success

By Esther Schindler, CIO, 10/30/08

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Another open-source success, JBoss, was marked as delivering the best value to cost ratio, the best compatibility with other software and the best security-all of which matter particularly for enterprise software development.

Microsoft's Windows Server is used both as an operating system and as an application server, with its native support for ASP.NET Web development and Web Services technologies such as XML, SOAP, UDDI, and WSDSL. In this survey, Windows Server garnered good marks across the board, but delivered the most satisfaction for its database connectivity, support and performance.

New! Let's discuss this -- share your own app server rankings in JW Blogs.