Yes.
Apache Tomcat can be downloaded directly from the Apache website. There are various versions of the program which one can download. Softpedia offers it for download as well.
The Apache Tomcat was formally known as Jakarta Tomcat.
Apache Tomcat can be bought and downloaded on the official Apache Tomcat website. The website currently offers version 6 as well as version 7 on the website.
APACHE TOMCAT is a WEBSERVER that uses TOMCAT features for serving Java code - Servlets on web to clients.TOMCAT provides clustering, load balancing and enables applications to be deployed over Web.
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Mozilla is not a web server. It is a freely available, open source web browser. Tomcat, Apache and IIS are all web servers.
Yes. Apache Tomcat is a Web Server
Apache Tomcat is a servlet container developed by the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Tomcat implements the Java Servlet and the JavaServer Pages (JSP) specifications from Sun Microsystems, and provides a "pure Java" HTTP web server environment for Java code to run. Stephen Williamson, Server Engineer, http://www.HostMySite.com?utm_source=bb
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In normal circumstances only apache server supports php scripts. There can be some tweaking done in tomcat to support php
"Apache" is the name of a foundation that write open-source software. Apache HTTPD is a web server written in portable C (when people say "Apache", they usually mean Apache HTTPD.) It mostly serves static content by itself, but there are many add-on modules (some of which come with Apache itself) that let it modify the content and also serve dynamic content written in Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, or other languages. Tomcat is primarily a servlet/JSP container. It's written in Java. It can serve static content, too, but its main purpose is to host servlets and JSPs. Although it's possible to get Tomcat to run Perl scripts and the like, you wouldn't use Tomcat unless most of your content was Java. "Apache" is the name of a foundation that write open-source software. Apache HTTPD is a web server written in portable C (when people say "Apache", they usually mean Apache HTTPD.) It mostly serves static content by itself, but there are many add-on modules (some of which come with Apache itself) that let it modify the content and also serve dynamic content written in Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, or other languages. Tomcat is primarily a servlet/JSP container. It's written in Java. It can serve static content, too, but its main purpose is to host servlets and JSPs. Although it's possible to get Tomcat to run Perl scripts and the like, you wouldn't use Tomcat unless most of your content was Java.