这些是其他一些较大的活动部件。全部免费、开源，并且在 Linux 上运行得很好。还有很多我没有提到的小部件。
Yes, absolutely.
Tomcat is what you need. It's an open source servlet container that supports JSP (Java Server Pages) and it works fine on Linux. It's very stable and sustains very high throughput.
I can tell you first from first hand experience that some surprisingly large companies with a lot of daily traffic use Java, Linux, and Tomcat to build their webapps.
EDIT: So, if all you are interested in is JSP, Tomcat is the place to go. For large Java webapps, some other standard technologies get used. Based on your question, these may be more than you are looking for now, but just in case....
Apache HTTP Webserver - Can provide some caching, load balancing, and HTTPS termination.
Hibernate - Database relational mapping
Spring - Dependency Injection and configuration, among other things.
Struts or Spring MVC - Web App framework
Velocity or Freemarker - Alternatives to JSP for templating
Memcached - Distributed caching.
These are some of the other larger moving parts. All free, open source, and work very well on linux. There are tons of smaller parts that I haven't mentioned.
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是的，绝对是。
Tomcat 正是您所需要的。它是一个开源 servlet 容器，支持 JSP（Java Server Pages），并且在 Linux 上运行良好。它非常稳定并维持非常高的吞吐量。
我可以从第一手经验告诉你，一些日常流量非常大的公司使用 Java、Linux 和 Tomcat 来构建他们的 Web 应用程序。
编辑：所以，如果您只对 JSP 感兴趣，那么 Tomcat 就是您该去的地方。对于大型 Java Web 应用程序，会使用一些其他标准技术。根据您的问题，这些可能比您现在正在寻找的更多，但以防万一......
一些缓存，负载平衡，以及
HTTPS 终止。
配置等。
框架
用于模板化
这些是其他一些较大的活动部件。全部免费、开源，并且在 Linux 上运行得很好。还有很多我没有提到的小部件。
Yes, absolutely.
Tomcat is what you need. It's an open source servlet container that supports JSP (Java Server Pages) and it works fine on Linux. It's very stable and sustains very high throughput.
I can tell you first from first hand experience that some surprisingly large companies with a lot of daily traffic use Java, Linux, and Tomcat to build their webapps.
EDIT: So, if all you are interested in is JSP, Tomcat is the place to go. For large Java webapps, some other standard technologies get used. Based on your question, these may be more than you are looking for now, but just in case....
some caching, load balancing, and
HTTPS termination.
configuration, among other things.
framework
Alternatives to JSP for templating
These are some of the other larger moving parts. All free, open source, and work very well on linux. There are tons of smaller parts that I haven't mentioned.