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Hi Roland
I think there are a couple of reason to change to Tomcat.
1) JSDK > 2.0
2) JSP
Personally I prefer to use JServ, since Tomcat is not as stable and not as
fast (my opinions so no flames guys).
Chris
On Fri, 20 Oct 2000 10:49:47 +0200, Roland Carlsson wrote:
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>As far as I has understood JServ is in it's more final state of development. But
>Oracle choose JServ of some reason so my question is why didn't they choose Tomcat?
>Is it so that Tomcat is slower, not stable enought for production or what??
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>Tia
>Roland Carlsson
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