Hi there, Well, I am thouroughly impressed with everything so far. We are using IIS and JRUN here, and I can say we have had several bugs related to JRUN thus far. Orion was amazing..at least so far. It took less than 10 minutes to download, unzip, read how to set up my home site, and get it running! The one problem I am having is the use of SSI. We use .shtml files on our site exclusively to call servlets. We use the form of: <SERVLET name="SomeServlet" code="bm.ui.servlets.SomeServlet"> </SERVLET> We generally have 3 servlet tags in each .shtml file. One is the "header" that displays our top menus, complete with mouseovers. The bottom "footer" is another, which is static text links. The 3rd is in the middle, our dynamic content, produced usually from querying the database, almost always from forms. On the outside I also call a random servlet I wrote to display random text at some places. Anyways, we use the <!--#include virtual="/file.ext" --> as well, so I do need those to work. Infact..I believe they are because all of our outside pages use this instead of the <servlet> tag to display our top header..and it seems to be working fine. To get into our site, I need the <SERVLET> tag to work. So..is there some way I map .shtml files and get the <SERVLET> tag to work? Or is there another way to do this? The main thing is, it works right now under IIS and JRUN, and I believe the Oracle Web Server also allows this. I plan to use Orion on my local machine, and I am hoping to convince my company to use Orion. Please tell me we can use the <SERVLET> tag still, there is some way to get this to work..because I cant be having two separate html files, one for IIS/JRUN and one for my own development. Thank you. Kevin Duffey Software Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
