Brent Allsop wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> I'm attempting to get java server pages and java servlets
> running on a remote Linux box (Redhat 6.0) with apache. I only have
> access to this linux box via telnet, no X or any graphics.
>
> What's the best JVM to use for something like this? It looks
> as if they all require a windowing system to run.
>
> Has anyone else done anything like this?
Yes, no problem. I use Live Software's JRunPro with the Blackdown JVM
(JDK1.2prev2) and Apache on a headless server sitting in a hosting
company's shelf some several hundred miles away.
Just use it... JRunPro has a command-line installer as well as a
Swing-based one, and besides there's alternatives like JServ/GNUJSP and
iASP. The JVM only wants X if you're trying to run GUI applications.
There's no problem with running command-line applications and servlets.
(In any case, there is also the fact that X means you can run any GUI
applications over the network onto your local workstation. I've had to
do this a couple of times with the abovementioned server, and it's slow
with that much latency, but it works.)
--
Rachel
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