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Funny,
I got apache/jserv up and running on a FreeBSD 3.3 box in a total of less
than 1-2 man days, including the installation of a JVM, the JSDK2.0 and all
other related files. I must admit that Jserv could have a cleaner install, but
as far as installing software, I have had to work much harder to get things
working on commercial applications that costs 10's of thousands of dollars.
For being Free, I cannot complain about Jserv in the least, or Apache, they are
wonderful pieces of software, and I can tell you from first hand experience,
Jserve seems to perform as well, if not, better on a FreeBSD box with an intel
that JRUN does on a Ultrasparc, at least as far as throughput.
I do wish Jserv would support JSDK2.1, but since Tomcat does that, I am not
holding my breath for that release.
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> I thought I would offer my 2 cents.
>
> I am a Senior QA Engineer at Informatica, whom makes data integration and
> data warehouse type products, which use a wide array of databases and ERPs
> and targets and sources. There is a web reporting mechanism of meta-data
> which uses Java servlet.
>
> We wanted to recomend certain products for use with our product. The
> original choices are iPlanet/Netscape web server, Allaire JRUN, and
> Apache/JSERV.
>
> However, during testing, I have elminated Apache/JSERV due to numerous
> problems encountered in just compiling JSERV. Apache compiles just fine,
> but JSERV has problems. I have limited time to due this, and I put my heart
> into this for a good 2 weeks.
>
> I however managed to get iPlanet working with little problems on HP-UX, AIX,
> and Solaris. I use the standard Java 1.2 that is supplied from the OS
> Vendors (downloaded freely from the internet and bundled with Solaris 8).
>
> I have to say that the configuration and setup of iPlanet is quite
> intuitive, with their fancy web based setup. However, JSERV not very
> intuitive, difficult to setup and configure, and initially get working.
>
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