---------------------------------------------------------------- BEFORE YOU POST, search the faq at <http://java.apache.org/faq/> WHEN YOU POST, include all relevant version numbers, log files, and configuration files. Don't make us guess your problem!!! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, >Dear Friends, >I didn't recieve any reply to my query I'm posting the same thing once >more. Please Help!! Please don't post complaints to this list that nobody is helping you. When you don't really even use the right terminology, it seems hopeless to try to help you. No one wants to get into a big back-and-forth e-mail session with someone who doesn't even speak the right technical language. >Jserver 1.1 Presumably you mean Apache JServ 1.1. >We are planning to migrate from HTML- Servlets to JSP. for that we have to >either install Jrun as parallel web server for the JSP application or we've >to add one more patch to our present apache web server. Which one is better >and why ? Presumably you are asking about comparing JRun to GnuJSP as a JSP engine. This has absolutely nothing to do with patching the Apache web server. >If we go for the patch over the apache web server then we have to have >apache as DSO setup where mine is not. Now, TheQuestion is can we have non >DSO apache web server for the patch Presumably you are asking whether GnuJSP will run on a non-DSO Apache webserver which is running Apache JServ. I have never tried to get GnuJSP to run, but if you have JServ running presumably GnuJSP will run on top of it. >Thirdly, jrun patch supports JWSDK 2.0 where we are using JWS2.0 will it >make any difference. >Can we update our current installation to JWSDK2.0 ? if yes How ? By JWS2.0, I am guessing you mean the Java Web Server. !?! JWSDK 2.0 does not exist. JSDK2.0 is required for use in Apache JServ. This implements the Sun Java Servlets 2.0 specification. The JSDK2.1 is the next in the series from Sun, but this will not run on Apache JServ. The JSDK series was replaced by the JWSDK series. The JWSDK 1.0.X implements the Sun Java Servlets 2.1 specification. The JWSDK 1.1.X implements the Sun Java Servlets 2.2 specification. So we really have no idea what you are talking about here. If you need the JWSDK or Servlets 2.1 (or up), don't even think about using Apache JServ. (You may want to wait for Tomcat, on the other hand.) >I know these are too many Questions at a single go. But, I would expect a >quick reply from you people any body with any answer on any of the above >question just get back to me. My recommendation... Download the latest Apache 1.3.12 and compile as DSO. Add Apache JServ support (with JSDK 2.0, Servlets 2.0). Add GnuJSP (JSP 1.0) support. I'm sure that JRun would work too. Stephen -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Please read the FAQ! <http://java.apache.org/faq/> To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives and Other: <http://java.apache.org/main/mail.html> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
