Apache1.3.12 and Tomcat3.2.1B (together or in standalone mode ) work just great
for me on Windows 2000, I also use the same on Linux which is a tad faster. On
Linux I built Apache from source because I am using it with SSL. My problem is
that Linux does not have the latest JDK from Sun and while the IBM Java port for
Linux supposed to be OK it has compatibility problems for me and has no CORBA or
RMI registry support yet!
The latest Tomcat should also work with IIS, please look into the documentation
folder after you un-zipped it! I have not tried it yet (no time!) but you might
and post your experience here, please. I would like to install it (later) also on
Win2K and use IIS with Java SSL for testing IIS/Java encryption compatibility.
Regards - George
abhishek shodhan wrote:
> try Resin Server. www.caucho.com
>
> Love Always,
> Abhishek Shodhan.
>
> mazur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FWIW: ServletExec isn't free. They have a version that you can use
> that is intended for development, but lacks many features. Please visit
> their site for details on that. I was running SE3 on IIS4 for a while
> but found that the engine was consistently crashing after a servlet was
> used 30-40 times (or there was just some kind of conflict with NT...not
> sure who was the culprit). I will fully admit that I did not give a
> 100% effort to resolve this issue, but I did perhaps give about 90%. I
> looked at every little setting I could find and think of...spent many
> hours trying to resolve the problem. To no avail. I posted numerous
> times on the mailing list that NewAtlanta has set up for SE (with good
> detail, not just "my SE is broken, what's wrong?") but never had any
> responses. Anything else on my NT box worked fine....but when I started
> SE, the whole house would come crashing down after just a short amount
> of time.
>
> Again, this is my experience only. Do with it what you want. I ended
> up switching over to Linux/Apache/Tomcat (while having no previous
> experience with any of them) and everything rocks, with no breaking (not
> trying to start a holy war, but it just worked good for me).
>
> I don't know if my pleas to NewAtlanta for suggestions to fix the
> problem were ignored because I had only the trial version. I was poised
> to buy the real deal, but was reluctant when the trial version (or
> stripped down version, I forget what they call it) would not work
> reliably for me.
>
> Just one man's experience.....
> Rob
>
> "wap@asl" wrote:
> >
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I understand that IIS 4.0 does not have inbuilt servlet support. Can
> anyone
> > suggest which free server would be best?
> >
> > How about JRun or ServletExec 3.0 ISAPI?
> >
> > Thanx :-) & Regards,
> >
> > Kaushal.
> >
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