"John F. Davis" wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I am trying to get a servlet engine working with apache on Debian Sparc Linux.
> Last night, I managed to get tomcat-jakarta built. (Previously, I built
> jakarta-ant) I was able to run the test script and it didn't report any errors as
> suggested in the tomcat README. Also, I am using blackdown JDK 1.2.2.
>
> However, when I started reading the faq/uguide of ../build/tomcat/docs I noticed
> it mentioned that apache needs mod_jserv. Is this true? One of the reasons I went
> with Tomcat and not apache-jserv was that I could not find a jserv port for sparc
>linux.
If you want to integrate tomcat with apache, then you need mod_jserv.
You can also use tomcat as a standalone servlet enabled webserver, in
which case you need neither apache nor mod_jserv.
Alfonso.
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