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Servlet Container Performance Report:
Comparing The Performance of J2EE Servers
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The standardization of the application server, thanks to Sun's J2EE specifications, has spawned a wealth of implementations. There are offerings from big players such as Sun, BEA, IBM and Oracle as well as numerous offerings from low-cost vendors and the open-source community.
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JSPs/Servlets Performance
With the emergence of new server component standards such as EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) and JSP (Java Server Pages), it is interesting to evaluate the potential of each of these technologies in terms of performance and deployment.
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Best Practices to improve performance in Servlets
Servlets represent an extension to the HTTP server. It takes http request as an input and sends the http response to the client as an output. Servlet API provides two packages they are javax.servlet and javax.http.servelt. These packages contain interfaces and classes to deal with generic and http functionality that means you can write a Servlet in java to get http request and send a http response to the client. Client is typically a browser. These interfaces are implemented by Servlet Engines. There are numerous vendors who provides Servlet Engines to work with Servlets, for example Tomcat, weblogic, webshpere etc.
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