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On 14/11/2009 13:51, Henry Loke wrote:
I only install Apache Tomcat my Java webapp can work already.
So far I know what Apache can do, Apache Tomcat also can do.
The common different is Apache Tomcat is for Java program only
Apache can support multiple language webapp eg. php, Java , etc etc
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2009/11/14 Henry Loke fsl...@yahoo.com:
I only install Apache Tomcat my Java webapp can work already.
So far I know what Apache can do, Apache Tomcat also can do.
The common different is Apache Tomcat is for Java program only
Apache can support multiple language webapp eg. php, Java , etc etc
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Not always. In the simplest of configurations, just serving out
webapps, it's better to go with a standalone Apache Tomcat
installation. Putting Httpd in front would just add latency to the
request and make the environment more complicated. If you need other
features best provided by Httpd,
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On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Peter Crowther peter.crowt...@melandra.com
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Many Internet sites still tell you that Tomcat is slow at serving
static content such as html files, and you should put httpd in front
for serving those files. This is not true for Tomcat 5.5.x and Tomcat
From: Ziggy [mailto:zigg...@gmail.com]
Subject: Re: What different between Apache and Apache Tomcat?
Has this actually been proven now? Are there any benchmark tests
i can refer to?
Yes it's been proven - and discussed innumerable times on this mailing list.
The best benchmarks are your
