I was told that Cache contained a Web Server, but it was not as mature as Apache, IIS, or IPlanet. I read in the doc book that it used a shared DLL (CSP Gateway) in conjunctiion with a web server. Which is true? I quote the Cache doc book.
"An HTTP request starts when an HTTP client, such as a Web Browser, sends a message to a Web Server. If this is a request for a static file (such as an .html or .jpg file), the Web Server finds the file within the local file system and send its contents back to the client. CSP requests are handled differently using the CSP Gateway. The CSP Gateway is a DLL or shared library that is used by the Web Server (such as IIS, Apache, or iPlanet) to process certain types of events. The CSP Gateway, if installed on the Web Server, processes an HTTP request if the following conditions are true: The directory path of the URL has the correct access privileges defined within the Web Server. The filename portion of the URL has a .csp or .cls extension. "
