Re: [IBMiOSS] Open Liberty for Java MicroServices

[Mihael Schmidt <mihael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dropwizard uses Jetty as a servlet container.

Tomcat ... That depends on your requirements. If you need a simple 
servlet container then Tomcat is a good option, f. e. if you want to 
deploy a Vaadin application.

But for REST services with Java Dropwizard will get you faster to your 
goal than Tomcat. And as Dropwizard produces one fat jar which is used 
with one configuration file deployment is dead simple. It is also easy 
to deploy to something like kubernetes: 
http://wiki.rpgnextgen.com/doku.php?id=dropwizard_with_fabric8_and_kubernetes

Dropwizard beats Ninja Framework for me because Dropwizard uses standard 
Jax-RS annotations for REST services whereas Ninja Framework has its own 
API (last time I looked).

Regards

Mihael


On 20.03.2018 18:10, Richard Schoen wrote:
> Dropwizard looks interesting and easier. Just when you think you've heard them all.
>
> Also Resin and Jetty are still out there as Java server options too.
>
> Would you consider Tomcat in today's world or is dropwizard easier in your opinion ?
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard Schoen
> Director of Document Management
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> message: 2
> date: Mon, 19 Mar 2018 21:01:45 +0100
> from: Mihael <mihael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> subject: Re: [IBMiOSS] Open Liberty for Java MicroServices
>
> The Java world is way different than the RPG world. There is a ton of frameworks and servers. Liberty server is one option among many. If you have to stick to Java EE it is one option. Though I like to be more flexible and like to use some non EE stuff. My personal choice is dropwizard. But there are also other great frameworks/server like ninja frameworks or vert.x or karaf.
>
> Am 19. M?rz 2018 18:37:44 MEZ schrieb Richard Schoen <Richard.Schoen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > I just learned about this version of the Liberty server for Java web
> > and microservice apps.
> >
> > Desc:p on board and work at lightspeed
> > Build cloud-native apps and microservices while running only what you
> > need. Open Liberty is the most flexible server runtime available to
> > JavaTM developers in this solar system. Here's why:
> > https://openliberty.io/about/
> > Main link
> > https://openliberty.io/
> >
> > Looks interesting for lighter weight Java services.
> >
> > Regards,