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Hi,
I've a very unusual request:
Is there such a thing as JServ in standalone mode? With that I mean no
Apache needed to serve servlets. [Please don't flame: The reason is a
customer who is using MS IIS, has not yet a servlet engine for IIS (BTW:
could you recommend one?), and is unwilling to install/maintain Apache
just for the servlets we deliver.]
Such a "stanalone JServ" does not need the full properties of Apache And
Jserv; especially it does not need to: be scalable, serve JSP, support
cookies.
It just needs to accept an http connection and deliver the page made by
our servlet.
I'm also thinking in using servletrunner from Sun for this, but I'm
troubled with their licencing (is there licencing at all? can I freely
distribute servletrunner with my code?) and the fact that I haven't
succeeded in setting the CLASSPATH for servletrunner (I need several
packages).
Has anybody written such a beast and would be willing to share the code?
Thanks,
- Jakob
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