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Railo Server & web servers
We think of web servers as simply serving up HTML and graphics, and application servers as doing all the "complex stuff"... but the distinction between what application servers do and what web servers do can be blurred. In many ways, they can do elements of each others' work.
For example, a web server can do some fairly complex processing, such as server-side includes, and application servers, such as Railo Server can serve up graphics, PDFs, and of course HTML files.
The distinction between the two is really their intended purpose. A web server is optimised for day-to-day web serving tasks, for example it will be pre-configured to support different file types, to respect permissions, and so on. The application server, on the other hand, expects the developer to provide logic or configuration for even basic tasks, such as serving up a single page.
- Getting to know Railo Server
- Railo Server features & specifications
- Getting started with Railo Server
- Installation & configuration
- Railo Server Versions
- Developing with Railo Server
- Deploying Railo Server apps
- Managing Railo Server apps
- Railo Server Extensions
- Useful resources & further reading
- Developing & debugging Railo Server
- FAQs