I am not totally aware of how our admins are doing it, but the prod site has
IIS listening on port 80 but all *.jsp and *.ourApp are sent to WebLogic for
processing. They tell me that it is also SSL "safe".
What about JRun 3.0, it is a full J2EE app server and a plug-in?
Dale
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Orion-Interest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 10:30 AM
Subject: SV: Using Orion As a Plugin to IIS for Servlets/JSPs
> Ofcourse it works, install suns com-rmi bridge and youre off..
>
> But it will not work with isapi or any other filters.. You have to
redirect
> inside the code...
>
> And for the one mentioning weblogic..You dont get any isapi filters for
> Weblogic either, you have to redirect calls the same way as you have to do
> to orion. It would be the same as to claim Apache has to get an isapi
filter
> for IIS to serve php for IIS. Ok mention JRun that is a servlet engine and
> not a webserver, that one would ofcourse have a filter to run jsp and
> servlets inside IIS (or do a invis redirect) but thats not a webserver..
>
> Ps: Orion is faster than IIS, so is most other webservers.. IIS is full of
> memory leaks and other stuff that make it bend when the load is really
hard,
> and over time. Check the benchmarks on orion page, its done with
microsofts
> own benchmark utility so :)
>
> Tip to use orion in cooperation with iis is:
> forget session tracking between the different servers, but you can easilly
> call webpages inside orion from iis and present them in the same frame or
> so.
>
> You can allso use Suns rmi-com bridge to call biz logic if this one can
run
> with orionservers protocol.
>
> Have fun!
> Klaus Myrseth
>
>
> -----Opprinnelig melding-----
> Fra: Kyle Cordes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sendt: 3. oktober 2000 15:41
> Til: Orion-Interest
> Emne: Re: Using Orion As a Plugin to IIS for Servlets/JSPs
>
>
> > I have a question..why would you not be able to use Orion as the web
> server?
> > It actually serves HTML pages as fast (if not faster) than IIS does. Its
> > very easy to set up.
>
>
> Not to disparage Orion (a great product!), but it's extremely unlikely
that
> Orion will approach IIS's speed of serving HTML pages. IIS is highly
> optimized using native NT APIs to perform this task extremely quickly.
Does
> anyone have any benchmarks?
>
> Of course, if Orion serves your pages fast enough for your needs, then it
> doesn't matter if IIS is faster.
>
> - Kyle Cordes
> - www.kylecordes.com
>
>
>
