Heiko Grussbach wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> beginning of this week there was a short notice in a german computer
> magazine, that Sun will discontinue
> there webserver products (probably due to the alliance with netscape). Can
> anyone confirm this?
There's been articles in american papers where Sun confirms this (sorry
no URL handy). Joe Di Pol, a JWS representative sent a mail to the JWS mailing
list saying this:
A quick response before this gets too out of control:
- JWS 2.0 is not cancelled and we are on track to release in a
couple of months. We just posted our Beta 2 update (with
preliminarty JSP1.0 support) to www.sun.com and encourage
everybody to try it out.
- We are working closely with the Alliance teams to migrate
key JWS technology into future Alliance products so that
you will have even better webserver products comming out
in the future. The Alliance teams are very committed to JSP and
Servlets, and addressing the needs of JWS customers.
- We will have a more detailed roadmap by JavaOne.
- We are listening
Joe Di Pol
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Java Web Server
> We thought that JavaWebServer was an ideal solution for developing and
> using small web-solutions that rely
> heavily on servlets. Now we're looking for an alternative for a NT-based
> system. Are there any experiences with
> Apache+NT+Servlets? Any other recommendations?
That combination works fine, but if your interested in a small scale,
easy to use, pure Java web server with support for the Servlet API 2.1, take
a look at our LiteWebServer. It's free for non-commercial use. More info at
http://www.gefionsoftware.com/LiteWebServer/
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Hans Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
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