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Server Watch: Exploring the World of Application Servers ArticleServer Watch: Exploring the World of Application Servers Article
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Server Watch: Exploring the World of Application Servers

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This site provides an in-depth article on application servers. It includes what they are, how they fit in the 3-tier architecture, features, and illustrations.

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active application server, application servers, component servers, web information servers, serverwatch: exploring the world of application servers

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