Hey Ryan!
I've been using IBM WebSphere 2.02. We are upgrading to 3.0 which will have
JSP 1.0 support.
What is has your looking for:
1. It is a plug in to almost an HTTP Server. We currently have it
using Domino Go, Apache and Microsoft IIS.
2. It is really stable
3. NT
4. It can grow as you do, capable of web farming.
5. Don't think that it is that expensive either, but that is always
relative.
It's what I am use to so I don't explore much more, but it is a really good
product. IBM actually mad a good one.
My two cents,
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Ryan Kennedy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 9:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JSP Engines
Hi,
Can someone point me to resources that can help me decide which JSP
engine/web server combo is the best to use for a large scale deployment? If
you have opinions, I would love to hear them. The things I need to take
into account are:
1. I need JSP 1.0 support at least, JSP 1.1 desirable but optional
2. I would prefer a JSP engine/container that is standalone, rather than a
full application server, that runs along with multiple web servers
3. I am currently using JRun, but it is a bit flaky - do you have feedback
or experience with this?
4. I would prefer to deploy on NT
Any help is appreciated...
Thanks,
Ryan
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