Glassfish in a production environment?

Question

Do you use Glassfish 2 or v3 in a production environment?

Do you find it reliable?

Have you ever found a complete set of documentation?

What will you do when you find that Glassfish ignores J2EE standards such as class and annotation scans?

Answer 1

Glassfish is Sun's standard standard for the J2EE application server. V3 supports the new standard 3.1. However, this is only a preview. It is currently scheduled for release on December 10, 2009 . Of course, it is always dangerous to be a very early adopter in the work environment. V3 does not currently support JMS or clustering, for example, but they should be in the final version.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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For more complex high-load applications, it is best to upgrade to the IBM WebSphere Application Server. This is the most reliable application server I've seen in 15 years of experience.