Referring to the jakarta site, the original idea of tomcat is mainly for handling
dynamic content
and use the apache to handle the static content.
Also, apache has more functions on web server side. BTW, you can still use Tomcat as a
web server but the performance should be poor than apache
More information can be found in jakatar.apache.org
Hope this information can help you.
Henry
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Subject: Why tomcat needs apache ????
Hi, I installed tomcat, and it's working fine, but I am confusing, why we
need apache for tomcat ?
Another question, if in tomcat I have an application called myApp in
tomcat\webapps\myApp
tomcat\webapps\myApp\index.jsp
How can I invoque index.jsp from apache.
Thanks
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