Tomcat is the program's name. Catalina is a major rewrite of internals. Jakarta is the name of the top-level Apache project (people are voting this very week to move out from under it, so hopefully we can at least replace most occurences of "jakarta" with "tomcat" over the next 'n' releases). Web.xml is out of our control: the filename and format of Web.xml is in Sun's J2EE Servlet Specification; the name prefix org.apache is used by all(?) Apache Java projects, and is in keeping with Sun's J2SE package naming conventions.
In that case, "jakarta" seems an arbitrary name used in the JK on ISS howto docs.
As I understand it (prefix everything with Apache for the actual product/brand name):
Tomcat: name of the full bundle
Catalina: Servlet implementation and related services
Coyote: Connectors (HTTP, AJP)
Jasper: JSP implementation
Watchdog (deprecated): TCK test suite
We'll need to rework the homepage with branding updates ;)
Rémy
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