>
> The reason you need that though is Java *has* no CPAN. Want distributed
> objects, install CORBA::ORBit. Want database access, install DBI. Want
> auth*, go to Apache directory on CPAN and make your choice.
>
> IMHO, Apache *is* the unifying API for all of these things. And
> so I think we're fully justified in calling these things application
> servers.
>
I agree to Matt, there is nothing missing for an application server, it's
mainly a matter of installation and documentation, so for people not familar
with CPAN it's maybe hard to find.
I think "Application Server" is not a well defined term, so we may not get
consensus here what it is. What's about calling the section "Application
Servers/Toolkits running under mod_perl". Then it's up to the reader how
he/she like to see it.
Gerald
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