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It depends on what you can run on your server. If you want to run only Java, then you'll need a Java combo handler.

If you're ok running both Java and Apache, then you can use the PHP combo handler.

I'm currently working on a versioned combo handler for NodeJS: https://github.com/yahoo/YUI-3-Stockpile

Yes, ideally, we'd only rely on Tomcat/Java server.

I found a suitable intermediate solution. Our project is already using packtag (http://sourceforge.net/projects/packtag/) to compress and get css or JS files in a single request. So using the YUI configurator (http://yuilibrary.com/yui/configurator/), I created a new packtag for the YUI files I need.

Fortunately, for our project, a central JSP is used as a template across all pages so it's just one location to update if we need to upgrade to a newer version of YUI.

This has some drawbacks, but for now, it's a solution that'll work until I have time to look into a server combo loading service. It sure beats requiring 40+ requests overhead for just loading YUI files

Any one else have experience w/ a java based combo loading service?

Thanks.

You can check out my Java Restlet JAX-RS based implementation - https://bitbucket.org/markkharitonov/re ... er/src/tip

I am using it in our production server.