Open-source servlet container written in Java, used by web developers to build and maintain dynamic websites and applications. First developed by James Duncan Davidson of Sun Microsystems as a reference implementation and released in 1999, it was later donated to the Apache Software Foundation. The main components are the Catalina servlet container, the Coyote HTTP connector, the Jasper JavaServer Pages (JSP) engine, and a cluster for load balancing. Other Java technical specifications are implemented, including Java Expression Language and WebSocket. Distributed under the Apache License 2.0.
A project for a mobile content provider: sending information via the networks of the major mobile operators; SMPP router for sharing the cost of hotline connections between several services: a centre for notifying factory workers via SMS; production of images, melodies, ringtones, logos, and mobile games; website design for selling content.
2002–2024