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Benefits & Drawbacks

Katieee

Can anyone tell me what the benefits or even drawbacks would of be: 
Putting Tomcat on an ibm i to run BIRT viewer
or
Putting BIRT viewer straight on ibm i 

Is one method better than the other? 
background info - 
(I'm wanting to be able to display the report through html output in my web app using the URL)

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JFreeman

Take a look at this list for application server software from IBM for an IBM i instance: <a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/software/i/swlisting/web.html'>http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/software/i/swlisting/web.html</a>
 
It may make the most sense to use one of these, such as WebSphere, in a IBM environment rather than tomcat depending on licensing, etc.

Katieee

Hi Jesse, 
Yeah thanks for the link i'll check it out - I was using Tomcat purely because I knew it was free and a lot of people had used it so should I need to ask any questions on it, it would be more likely people would understand

Thanks, 
Kate

JFreeman

That will be one of the benefits of tomcat.
Websphere is also a fairly comment deployment and I believe you can get Support/Maintenance for it directly from IBM.