Yes, Tomcat can be an appropriate choice for a Spring WebSocket application that experiences high traffic and does not utilize STOMP. Tomcat is a widely-used and scalable container for running web applications and has good support for WebSocket protocols. With the right configuration and tuning, Tomcat can handle high levels of traffic for WebSocket applications even without using STOMP. However, other considerations such as network topology, load balancing, and database performance also play a significant role in managing high traffic levels.
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