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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.

 categories: \[#pub sites with publications\], \[#user sites added by users\], \[#surveys independent surveys\], and more.  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 ;)  Some of these applications are simply compatible with, ship with, or run on Tomcat.  Others are specifically designed or documented with Tomcat as the container in mind.

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

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

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

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