Francine,
You may want to try the very last release of JSWDK 1.0
Its 3 things in one:
a SERVLET API
a JSP API
a Web server
AFAIK this it the most up to date stuff.
Learning with JSWDK web server is a good thing for the future as this
software will become Jakarta, the next generation of Apache Jserv.
That means that you'll end with two solutions:
1) Your project is small and the JSWDK Web Server (code name Tomcat) is
sufficient.. every thing is OK you're ready
2) your project need a stronger bigger Web server, you'll just have to put
an Apache server in front of Tomcat.. and every thing is OK
<FRENCH ON>
Le plus simple est d'utilsier le JWSDK (Java Web Server Development Kit),
la nouvelle version vient juste de sortir. Le serveur Web inclu va devenir
le successeur de Jserv, l'add-on d'Apache. Donc apprendre aujourd'hui �
manipuler Tomcat (c'est son petit nom) c'est un bon investissement pour la
suite.
C'est d'autant plus un bon investissmeent que la prochaine spec de Servlet
API sp�cifie un certain nombre de trucs sur l'organisation des fichiers et
du serveur (WEB-INF, settings en XML etc....) qui commencent � �tre
impl�ment�s dans Tomcat d�s cette version.
Cordialement
</FRENCH ON>
Le 16:21 20/08/99 +0200, SAUVAGE Francine a �crit:
>Has someone found a JSP web server compatible with JSP Public Draft 1.1 ? I
>think Java Web Server from SUN is only JSP release 1.0 compatible.... I just
>would like to develop JSP (and Beans) compatible with JSP Public Draft 1.1.
>
>Francine
+------------------------------------------------+
| Luc Saint-Elie |
| Development and marketing manager |
| Pictoris - Paris - France |
| http://www.pictoris.com |
| email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
+------------------------------------------------+
| Java Server Side Open Source technologies |
| http://www.interpasnet.com/JSS |
+------------------------------------------------+
===========================================================================
To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body
of the message "signoff JSP-INTEREST". For general help, send email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
For JSP FAQ, http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
