Benjamin Lorenz wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> just a short question: since some days I follow the discussions
> on this list with great interest -- but right now, I am a bit
> frustrated: I wanted to code a little bit, taking examples mailed to
> this list (thanks, Craig! :-), when I realized that some of the code
> was using the Servlet API 2.1 (ServletContext.getRequestDispatcher()
> for example).
>
> I am using a Linux box, running Apache 1.3.9 / Jserv 1.0 / GNUjsp 1.0.0
> -- a combination which seems to only support API 2.0...
>
> After browsing around for some time, I was not able to find some
> other product which does support API 2.1 under Linux.
>
> Am I right? Hope not...
For development purposes and for sites that don't require security
(SSL, ACLs), you can use our LiteWebServer on Linux. It's pure Java,
support Servlet 2.1 and you can use GNUJSP or the JSWDK JSP engine for
JSP 1.0 support. And it's free. See http://www.gefionsoftware.com
Another alternative is of course the servlet container included in the
JSWDK (i.e. Sun's Reference Implementation). Our LiteWebServer supports
some features not included in the JSWDK kit though, such as URL rewriting
and a browser based administration interface.
Finally, you can join the Jakarta project, http://jakarta.apache.org
and help make the Tomcat server a great pure Java alternative. It's an
Open Source product and an early version with support for Servlet 2.2 PR1
and JSP 1.1 PR1 is available now.
--
Hans Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
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