Hiya Kalyan
>1.I tried using Apache Web Server to run my JSP
>application.The server did not recognize JSP tags. Is
>this a problem with the Apache Web Server.
Use TomCat for Java stuff. Apache has a JServ, but I think there are no
newer versions. Use TomCat.
>2.As a solution to this I thought of using Apache Web
>Server for webservices alone(I was informed that it
>was robust only in this area)and Tomcat server for JSP
>services. I installed both in an NT machine.This seems
>to work fine. Is this a workable solution in a real
>time system.
See above!
>
>3.Any other suggestion of using any other software is
>also welcome.My only constraint is that the software I
>use must be free or at least cheap ($100-200) since
>that is the way the client wants it.
I used to use Java Web Server (JWS) v2.0 as well [check out java.sun.com) .
Its around the budget you are after. However if you are using Java API 2.0,
it is not supported. Use TomCat. Apache is only a web server.
I now use BEA Web Logic Server. Its pretty cool!
P.
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