On 21-oct-08, at 23:47, Alejandro Scandroli wrote: > No-one is using cherokee with a Java backend? > Am I out of line here?
There are two ways in which Cherokee could support Java: - AJPv13. It's an intercommunication protocol just like FastCGI or SCGI, but only supported by some Java application servers. Some time ago, I had it on my TO-DO list as the best way in which we could support Java. However, after some time I learned that it was being deprecated, so I dropped it from the list. - HTTP reverse proxy: In this case, your Java application server would talk HTTP with Cherokee. AFAIK, this has come the de-facto standard for the Java nowadats, so it's the way we've taken. The HTTP reverse proxy module will be release in the upcoming Cherokee 0.10 release within the next few weeks. PS: I'm not a Java expert (or even a big fan of the technology), so please, do not hesitate to correct me if any of the previous affirmations doesn't make sense for you. -- Octality http://www.octality.com/ _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
