Hi,
We use JRUN, but I would use Resin over JRUN. It supports JSP 1.1, Servlet
2.2, which JRUN doesn't, and it allows it to be a standalone server so you
dont even need IIS.
Then again, I would also look at Tomcat, and Orion app server
(www.orionserver.com) as replacements for IIS, which tends to have some
problems we have noticed here.
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>Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 4:43 PM
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>Subject: JSP and IIS?
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>
>Hi all,
>
>Does anybody know some plugin for IIS which enables JSP to run? Note that
>there is a lot of .asp on that IIS, and boss wants that both .asp
>and .jsp works
>on that IIS.
>Thanks in advance,
>zoxx
>
>P.S. I'm a newbee in JSP...
>
>
>Pozdrav,
>zoxx
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