Comparison of application servers

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This matrix of Application Servers compares the features and functionality of application servers, grouped by the hosting environment that is offered by that particular application server.

1 Apache
2 .NET
3 Java
4 C++
5 Objective-C
6 Python
7 Perl
8 PHP
9 Ruby
10 See also
11 External links

[edit] Apache

Apache based application server bundles, integrates script languages (such as Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, Tcl) into Apache web server (Apache).

[edit] .NET

IIS, Internet Information Services, by Microsoft, Inc.
Mono, developed by Novell, Inc., licensed under GPL.
Base4 Application Server, an open source project
Apache, an open source web server that can be used for .net as well

[edit] Java

Product	Vendor	Edition	Release Date	Java EE Compatibility	License
AppDev Studio	SAS Institute	3.1.4	March, 2005	1.3	?
Blazix	Desiderata Software	1.2	March, 2005	No	Proprietary
Borland ES	Borland	6.7	Jan, 2007	1.4	Proprietary
ColdFusion	Macromedia	7.0	March, 2005	1.3	proprietary
Cosminexus	HITACHI	6.5	March, 2005	1.3	?
Interstage	Fujitsu	7.0	December, 2004	1.4	?
Dynamo AS	ATG	6.3	March, 2005	1.3	?
EAServer	Sybase	6.0	November, 2006	1.4	GPL
Enhydra	Lutris	5.1.9	March 23, 2005	No	GPL
exteNd	Novell	5.1.9	March 23, 2005	No	GPL
Geronimo	ASF	1.1	June 26, 2006	1.4	Apache License
GlassFish AS	GlassFish Community	v1 UR1	Oct 31, 2006	5	CDDL 1.0
JBoss	Red Hat	4.0.5	Oct 18, 2006	1.4	LGPL
JEUS	Tmax Soft	5.0.0	May 5, 2005	1.4	?
JOnAS	ObjectWeb	4.7.7	October 19, 2006	1.4	LGPL
JRun	Macromedia	5.1.9	March 23, 2005	1.3	proprietary
Sun JSAS	Sun Microsystems	9.0 U1	Oct 1, 2006	5	Free of charge, no changes allowed
Apusic	Kingdee	4.0	March 23, 2005	1.4	?
OnceAS	CAS	2.0	March 23, 2005	1.4	?
Oracle AS	Oracle Corporation	10g (10.1.3)	March 23, 2005	1.4	proprietary
Orion Application Server	IronFlare	2.0.7	March 23, 2005	1.3	proprietary
Pramati	Pramati	4.1 SP4	Jan 19, 2006	1.3	proprietary
Resin	Caucho	3.0.18	February 24, 2006	No	Dual GPL
SAP WAS	SAP AG	6.40	?	1.4	proprietary
Trifork	Trifork	T4	March 23, 2005	1.4	?
BEA WebLogic Server	BEA Systems, Inc.	9.2	June 28, 2006	1.4	proprietary
WebObjects	Apple Inc.	5.3.2	August 7, 2006	No¹	Proprietary, included in Mac OS X
WebOTX	NEC	6.1	March 23, 2005	1.4	?
WebSphere AS	IBM	6.1.0.5	January 15, 2007	1.4	proprietary
WebSphere AS Community Edition	IBM	1.1.0.1	November 3, 2006	1.4	Apache Geronimo based

J2EE Compatibilities
¹: J2EE based deployment is possible (http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/JSP_and_Servlets/About/chapter_1_section_1.html)

[edit] C++

Tuxedo (software) http://www.bea.com/tuxedo Based on the ATMI standard, is one of the original application servers. Tuxedo provides extraordinarily high performance compared to Java-based application servers due to its native architecture implementation and cluster-based high scalability.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Objective-C

GNUstepWeb [1]WebObjects 4.5 compatible, released under the LGPL.
SOPE [2] inspired by WebObjects extended with Zope concepts, used as Foundation for OpenGroupware.