>>> Vikram Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Sep-00 7:03:38 AM
>>>
>Partha Bhattacharjee wrote:
>> I have very recently been suggested that you can write
>> and execute a servlet without having jsdk on the machine,
>> meaning thereby that jdk or jwsr may have it inbuilt.
>>
>> Is it true?
>nope u require jsdk.jar file.... without it servlets wont run...
Partha is foolish for asking the question - why can't you spend 5
minutes looking for the answer?
Vikram is foolish for answering with the WRONG answer.
It IS possible to write servlets without jsdk.jar.
You DO need servlet.jar and a servlet engine.
Some examples of servlet engines are:
- JSDK
- Apache JServ
- Tomcat
Most servlet engines will come with servlet.jar so you don't need to
worry about getting it independantly.
Nic Ferrier
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