Not really, but Tomcat will work with both IIS or Apache and act as your
servlet engine inside IIS. In a combined environment you would be able to serve
'static' pages by the 'sister' web server (IIS or Apache) and dynamic pages
from Tomcat or other commercial servlet Engines (there are several out there!)
You could continue serving ASP pages from IIS. You are even able to go between
the Java/MS systems. ( I have done that)
Regards - George
Willard Thompson wrote:
> Hello -
>
> Will a Java servlet work with a Microsoft web server? I'm curious.
>
> - Willard
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