JRun

JRun comes in four editions: Developer, Professional, Advanced, and Enterprise. The Developer Edition consists of the full JRun package, but it is licensed for development use only and is limited to three concurrent connections. The Advanced Edition is designed for deploying JSP and servlet applications in a clustered server environment. Companies who host servlet and JSP-based Web applications from a single server use the Professional Edition. Companies who build and deploy e-commerce Java applications use the Enterprise Edition.

Read more about JRun: - Macromedia provides more information. - SAS explains how to install, configure, and use JRun.

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