No, there is no way to do that. You know that for that you need to install Apache/Tomcat on every client machine? I really doubt that any "casual" user will ever do that.
And yes, many of us use Gears with many web based application that use a lot of server-side code (is not important if that server side code is Ruby, Java, PHP, dot net, C#. etc), porting that code to Gears is the same. On Mar 9, 7:21 pm, Lem <[email protected]> wrote: > I am sure that this is unlikely but is there a way to tell Gears to > serve up pages using an local instance of Apache\Tomcat rather than > using LocalServer? > > The reason for this is that we have a web application that make > extensive use of JSP\servlets and since LocalServer is only a static > content cache that serves up static content locally, this would not > work. Has anyone out there been able to use Gears with a Java based > web application that use a lot of server-side scripting?
