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Hi.  I have researched the FAQ and not found what I am looking for.

I have been charged with integrating Java with the current
architecture where I work.  That architecture is Apache/mod_perl with
Mason.  I have researched JServ and mod_jserv and it seems like the
right thing to do.

However, the question is how to get mod_perl to talk back and forth
with JServ.  I rummaged around and found Apache::Servlet at:

http://www.employees.org/~ikluft/apache/servlet/

This would be perfect; however, Ian Kluft is no longer an active
maintainer and Apache::Servlet is way out of date.  It is not even on
CPAN any more.

My question is, how are people integrating mod_perl and JServ?  More
specifically, how can one call a JServ request from mod_perl, get the
request back and continue the normal Apache request/response loop?  We
need all requests to go through mod_perl, rather than just being
handed off the JServ directly from Apache.

Thanks.

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