Parvathi S wrote:
>
> 5) would like to use all these webservers for servlet.
> Can I configiure all these webservers to call the servlet
> automatically. I have tried only with Java webserver,
> Couldn't see any option in IIS 4.0 or NSES
>
For webservers like IIS, you need an add-on called a
"servlet container" (or "servlet engine"). There are
bunches of them. There's a list at:
<URL:http://www.servlets.com/resources/urls/engines.html>
Or, do an archive search on ISS (since say "Oct 2000")
to find some discussion on which containers work with IIS.
Or a web search using google. You should find plenty of
info.
If you just want to experiment to get a feel for how things
work, Tomcat is the official reference implementation, is
Open Source, and has a HOWTO on integrating with IIS and
Netscape.
The source for the code that connects between webservers
and Tomcat is available, so you might want to take a look
at it (there's a webserver-side bit written in C, and a
servlet-container bit written in Java) I'm not sure if you
need that or not, but it's there.
--
Christopher St. John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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