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Application Server (AP Server)

An application server is a software framework that provides an environment for running applications. The term was originally used to differentiate between database servers, file servers, etc., in a master-slave architecture system. Nowadays, it commonly refers to web servers that can run web applications.

Java

  • EJB
  • Java EE
  • Or other web servers that can run JSP

Microsoft .Net Framework

Typically refers to Microsoft Windows Server's IIS that has the .Net Framework installed.

Third-party packages

  • Mono
  • en:Base4
  • en:TNAPS Application Server

PHP

  • en:Zend Server
  • Or other web servers that can run PHP

Advantages of Using Application Servers

  • Data and code integrity
  • Centralized configuration and management
  • Security
  • Execution performance
  • Total cost of ownership (TCO)
  • Support for transaction mechanisms

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