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Sites, Applications, and Systems that are Powered By Tomcat

This page is a list of some, in all likelihood a very small fraction actually, of the sites out there that use [http://tomcat.apache.org Apache Tomcat] in production. For security and other policy-related reasons, many organizations choose not to disclose the server they use. Tomcat has been downloaded more than 1 million times: assuming even a 1% production adoption rate results in more than 10000 installations. Companies that support Tomcat, such as [http://www.covalent.com Covalent] claim more than half of the global Fortune 500 as their clients.

This page is organized by categories as you can see below. Please add your site, application, or system as you see fit. Don't worry if you don't think it fits here or into any particular category: we would like to see your application listed no matter how big, how small, or how miscategorized (wink)

Sites / Systems / Applications With Extra Information

This section contains cases that publicly described their Tomcat experience or installation.

  • [http://www.walmart.com WalMart.com] and see the [http://www.theserverside.com/articles/article.tss?l=MigratingtoJava5 migration to Java 5 article]

  • [http://www.cardinal.com/ CardinalHealth] as documented by Sue Hildreth in [http://www.awprofessional.com/articles/article.asp?p=100600&rl=1 this article]

  • [http://www.weather.com The Weather Channel] - and a nice[http://www.computerworld.com/developmenttopics/websitemgmt/story/0,10801,92583,00.html article] from ComputerWorld on their shift from proprietary to open source

  • [http://screaming-penguin.com/main.php?storyid=2579 EdSyndicate]

  • [http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2004/05/19/2004-survey.html Over 86%] of respondents in O'Reilly's On Java 2004 Survey.

Other Known Sites / Systems / Applications

This section contains cases added by users without further external information, or found on the [http://tomcat.apache.org/lists.html Tomcat mailing lists].

  • [http://www.agileedge.com Agility Bug Tracker]

  • [http://www.astradyne.co.uk/ Astradyne Systems] - A front for a crime family?

  • [http://Become.com Become.com] - The statistics servers for this massively-scaled shopping web crawler: [http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/WebServices/become/ Read About It]

  • [http://www.budget-ha.com/ Budget-HA] - Technology Articles, Opinion, and Information

  • [http://www.cofax.org Cofax] - Content Object Factory

  • [http://www.ebia.com Employee Benefits Institute of America]

  • [http://www.esagegroup.com eSage Group] A consulting company, most of our projects are built on Tomcat.

  • [http://www.itgis.com Institute for Tourism and Geographic Information Systems] - A consulting company; all of our projects are built on Tomcat.

  • [http://www.knowlex.org KnowLEX DE] - additional services to the contents of Wikipedia (German).

  • [http://www.knowlex.org KnowLEX EN] - additional services to the contents of Wikipedia (English).

  • [http://www.myservlethosting.com/jsphosting.html MyServletHosting.com] - An application hosting provider

  • [http://www.newsarch NewsArch] - open mailing list and newsgroup archive.

  • [http://optusnet.com.au optusnet.com.au] - An Australian ISP portal with multiple brandings serving over 20 million page impressions per month.

  • [http://PopcornMonsters.com PopcornMonsters.com] - A free movie information portal that averages 100,000 unique visitors a month.

  • [http://www.webshots.com WebShots] - A large online photo service site

  • [http://CampRate.com CampRate.com] - Online Campground Directory and Reviews; Running Tomcat 5 and Struts.

  • [http://getahead.ltd.uk/home GetAhead.com] - A web development consultancy.

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