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Several times now, for various clients, I've had a horriffic time with JBoss from performance and configuration points of view.

I've now been asked to choose a Java-based, or at least Java-oriented, Application Server solution, and I'm doing my homework and wonder what I'm missing.

I am aware of Glassfish, though I don't know much about it yet, and today someone mentioned Spring; what else is out there?

Requirements are modest - just:

acceptance of unsolicited connect requests from a network, and; authentication of inbound connect requests, and; thread-management of on-going Java calls over the connection, and; graceful disconnection / thread cleanup.

This is for a large Java API that's to be split into a client - application server architecture.

Comments on open licenses is appreciated.

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If you're just asking for a list, then hit Wikipedia. If you can better explain how JBoss isn't meeting your needs, you'll get much better answers on this site. – mfinni Feb 1 at 3:46
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