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Hello,

WAS express is a light version of WAS. 
Here are the main differences : 
EJB not supported,
can't create more than one instance of server.

Of course express is cheaper than base.
If you wan't to set a webfaced application, express is sufficient.

Vincent

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What's the major difference between WAS 5.1 and WAS Express 5.1?  How do you 
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