Hi Elena,
Yes, with JRun you can only use the JSE service connected with IIS due to the JCP
service. You do not necessary need JRun Web Server service. You can select which
services are running with the admin panel.
To configure JRun with IIS, then well, when you install JRun 2.3.2 normally it allows
you to choose another web server such as Apache, IIS, etc, to connect with. Following
the steps for IIS, the interface should install jrun.dll as global filter for the www
service in IIS.
You also can do it manually:
1/ Launch the Microsoft Management Console.
2/ Go in the properties menu of your computer.
3/ Select www wervice.
4/ Select the ISAPI filter page.
5/ Select Add filter and browse to find your jrun.dll file. (I don't remember where
JRun installs it by default.)
6/ Reboot your server to allow IIS to load the jrun.dll
Once it is done, all the request for .jsp file are receive by IIS, "filtered" by JSE
service which interpreted them, before IIS send them back.
Hope this helps,
Olivier
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