Lalith
JSWDK contains a very simple and very tiny Web Server.
It's ok for development purpose, for very light use but its not a "real"
web server.
I mean that the strength side apart, it doesn't provide all the
functionalities you can ask to a real web server. Settings are very simple
etc...
The web server included in JSWDK is by no mean a competitor to real web
servers.
By the way a lot of functionalities like session tracking or server side
includes are built in the Servlet and JSP APIs, its the beauty of these
technologies. For example in JSP you can do
<%@ include file="path/to/my/include/file" %>
So although the web server included in JSWDK doesn't support (or I didn't
see that) server side include, you can use JSP-Way server side include
Le 10:55 05/09/99 +0500, Lalith Jayaweera a �crit:
>Hi guys,
>
>People say JSWDK(1.0)is the he reference implementation for servlets and JSPs.
>There is a simple webserver+ servlet engine built in.
>
>Does it mean, that we can do everything like session tracking, serverside
>includes etc., only using JDK1.2 and JSWDK1.0 without going for any other
>webservers like like JAVA WEBSERVER.
>
>In the case of JSDK2.1 we had to think of another web server coz jsdk2.1
>servlet engine did does not support everything. Am I Correct.
>
>I read an article saying "The JWB previous (unofficial) reference
>implementation for how a servlet engine should support servlets." Does it
>mean here after we should concentrate more on JSWDK rather than JWS for
>servelet development.
>
>Please solve my confusion,
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