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1) The tomcat mod_jserv is not the JServ mod_jserv; it is being phased out
and will be replaced by mod_jk
2) To understand the differences in how you _deploy_ servlet apps between
JServ and Tomcat, you must read the Sun Servlet spec papers available
on java.sun.com --- it seems bizarre and crazy at first, but once you
understand it, there is method to their madness (except that you cannot
subclass applications?)
3) If you need to use features of JSDK 2.1, you can use GnuJSP --- this
package contains some work-arounds that implement 2.1 features in the
2.0 framework.
4) From what I can tell with my limited testing, Tomcat 3.1 is stable enough
for production, but there are so many changes in 3.2 that it does not
make much sense to devote the time on 3.1's api. 3.2 is behaving quite
well for us in test trials.
5) What is missing for production, however, is any sort of
installation/user guide --- there are guides in the kit, but they are
such a jumble of 3.1+3.2 you cannot tell what is true and what is
obsolete. Let this be a lesson to document writers that you should use
DocBook and use element attributes to clearly mark version dependencies! ;)
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Gary Lawrence Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TeleDynamics Communications Inc
Business Innovations Through Open Source Systems: http://www.teledyn.com
"Computers are useless. They can only give you answers."(Pablo Picasso)
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