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Jakob,
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- Punky
> 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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