I'd like to know if this is possible. If so, what is needed? Is there a web
page illustrating the steps?
Thanks in advance.
Chris
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I'd like to know if this is possible. If so, what is needed? Is there a web
page illustrating the steps?
Thanks in advance.
Chris
Yes. We use JRUN here, its a DLL plugin for IIS.
I have tested Resin, which is quite a bit faster and easier to work with.
Also, if you don't need to use SSL right now..you can wait a few
months...use Resin as your web server AND servlet/jsp engine. It works much
faster than IIS/JRUN or
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How can I use Jrun with IIS?
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You buy it for $600 and install it. I would go with Resin personally. Its
free to use, and like I said..if you don't need SSL, use its web server
too..its much faster than IIS with any servlet engine. Plus, Resin gives you
servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 spec, where as JRUN is only Servlet 2.1 and JSP
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The JRUN install gives the option to create an IIS connector. This will
allow you to serve JSP pages from your IIS web directories as long as your
JRUN services are running
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You buy it for $600 and install it. I would go with Resin personally. Its
free to use, and like I said..if you
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Hi joe,
I heard that Jrun does not have support for JSP1.1. pls correct me in this.
coz i am using Resin just becoz of this. As Resin is providing support to
JSP1.1
Neeraj
Thank u for sharing your ideas with me...
I installed Resin just now and it works fine...
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I too agree with this. and
on IIS? Possible?
Thank u for sharing your ideas with me...
I installed Resin just now and it works fine...
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http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/industry.html
Yes, Allaire JRUN version 2.3.3 supports servlets 2.1 and JSP 1.0
however, version 3.0 BETA supports servlets 2.2 and JSP 1.1
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Resin by a long shot.
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If you have tried Resin
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Hi joe,
I heard that Jrun does not have support for JSP1.1. pls correct me in this.
coz i am using Resin just becoz of this. As Resin is providing support to
JSP1.1
Neeraj
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