Weblogic Workshop for non-WLS work

Hello
I am working on a Java servlet based application to be hosted on Apache Tomcat
server. Can I use Weblogic Workshop to build a Web service and host it under Tomcat?
In other words, is Weblogic Workshop strongly coupled with Weblogic Server platform?
Andi Giri

Andi,
WebLogic Workshop is tightly coupled with WebLogic Server. Web services
developed by Workshop use WebLogic server specific functionality and hence
can be hosted only on WebLogic server.
Regards,
Anurag
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Hello
I am working on a Java servlet based application to be hosted on ApacheTomcat
server. Can I use Weblogic Workshop to build a Web service and host itunder Tomcat?
In other words, is Weblogic Workshop strongly coupled with Weblogic Serverplatform?
>
Andi Giri

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