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Hello
I don't know too wheter JServ is going to support Servlet API 2.1 or not.
But you could try Tomcat, it's supports Servlet API 2.2 and JSP 1.1. It's
available under:
http://jakarta.apache.org/
It works as Serlvet Container with Apacha but also as standalone Webserver
with Servlet support.
It is the official reference implementation of the newest Servlet API.
Regards
Clemens Viehl
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> Subject: Calling php3 from Servlets
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> Hello, i want to call a php3 Programm from a servlet. I want to pass
> parameters
> to the php3 Programm, get the return from that programm and
> than pass it
> back to the client. I think, that can be done using JSDK2.1. Here some
> quoting
> from
> "Servlet Essentials":
>
> "A Servlet can make a request to an active resource on the
> web server just
> like
> a client can (by requesting a URL).
> The Servlet API supports a more direct way of accessing
> server resources
> from
> within a Servlet which is running in the server
> than opening a socket connection back to the server. A
> Servlet can either
> hand
> off a request to a different resource or include
> the response which is created by that resource in its own
> response. It is
> also
> possible to supply user-defined data when calling
> an active resource which provides for an elegant way of doing
> inter-Servlet
> communication."
>
> As far as i understand i can do the following: The client
> calls my servlet
> the
> servlet then do´s some work,
> calls the php3 Programm (using the URL) and forwards the form
> Data to the
> php3
> programm. After the
> forwarding my servlet gets the output from the php3 program
> and then can
> modify
> this output and pass ist back
> to the client. Is this correct? The problem is that i am
> using JSERV and as
> far
> as i know JSERV only
> supports JSDK2.0! My question: Does somebody know when JSERV
> will support
> 2.1 or
> is there another
> sollution calling php3 from a servlet? Or should I use another Servlet
> Engine if
> yes which one? I am using
> Apache Web Server on Linux.
>
> Any comments are highly welcome.
>
> Thomas
>
>
>
>
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