Chapter 1: Apache Tomcat . Java EE is
Chapter 1: Apache Tomcat . Java EE is a series of Java APIs designed to facilitate the creation of complex enterprise applications. Java EE compatible application servers provide implementations of the Java EE APIs. . Tomcat is a Java EE compliant Servlet container and is the official reference implementation for the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages APIs. Tomcat also includes implementations of the JNDI and JMX APIs, but not the rest of the Java EE APIs, and is not, thus, a complete Java EE application server. . While Tomcat can function as a Web server, it can also be integrated with other Web servers. . Tomcat has special support for integrating with the Apache, IIS, and Netscape Enterprise Server (NES) servers, among others. This chapter has provided a basic introduction to Tomcat. Chapter 2 describes what Tomcat-served Web applications look like and what files they comprise. It also provides a quick background to Web applications, which should be useful for administrators who do not have a background in Java technologies.
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