Jsf and Tomcat

Hi,
I'm a newbye. What server must I use for jsps create with Creator? Tomcat? Or Sun Java Server? Or only GlassFish? Which is better?

I am using Tomcat. It works fine for me. To be honest, I would not suggest Sun Java Application Server. You will know it when you play around with Java Creator Studio.
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