Application Server in .NET

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Jochen Fromm

In the Java and J2EE world there are quite a few application servers like
WebShpere, WebLogic or JBoss if you want to develop large-scale
applications. How many pure .NET application server exist which are not
based on old COM or COM+ technology ? Would it make sense to develop a new
one, with special emphasis on self-* properties, scalability, robustness and
adaptiveness ?

-J.
 
Hello Jochen,

JF> In the Java and J2EE world there are quite a few application servers
JF> like WebShpere, WebLogic or JBoss if you want to develop large-scale
JF> applications. How many pure .NET application server exist which are
JF> not based on old COM or COM+ technology ? Would it make sense to
JF> develop a new one, with special emphasis on self-* properties,
JF> scalability, robustness and adaptiveness ?

I know no one. What's wrong with building required apps on COM+ besides
idealogical objections?
COM+ gives you acceptable scalability and robustness. MS idealogically
don't offer application server - they gives
your a set of features. And how you will use it - depends on you.

I see no problem to build large scale apps with today technologies that MS
offers you - there's almost everything you need

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"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not
cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsch
 
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