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Why So Many Java Mugs?

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LinuxInsider; By Jack M. Germain 		Mail this story
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Web developers have many options for the servlet containers they use to host Java apps. Included in these choices are both classic proprietary and a host of open source containers. For the typical Java application developer, the container that holds one or more Java applications together is fairly transparent. From a non-techy's perspective, servlet containers are largely redundant.

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