Darren Rogers wrote:
>
> Well aware, but I work for people who don't see the world the same way I do. I've
>got 2 choices, NT or NetWare. If I even tried to run this intranet on Linux, I'd be
>hurt (probably badly), lynched, then fired.
> BTW: by wierd - do you mean it literally functions wierd, or that it is wierd in
>the Angelina Jolie and her brother sort of way?
> Anyone have this working on any Netscape server?
So you can't run Linux/Apache/Tomcat (which is far superior to
NT/NetWare) but you can run Jetspeed :)
No wiered as in Netware shouldn't be an HTTP server and should run Java
:) That is just very scarry :)
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/07/00 19:48 PM >>>
> Darren Rogers wrote:
> >
> > First up, let me say that I'm impressed and excited about this project - Great
>work! Next, let me say that I did RTFM, such as it was, but after a few hours of
>head pounding, I thought I'd check myself here.
> > Anyone have this up and running under Netscape Enterprise Server? Specifically
>under NetWare 5.1? It's got a functional JVM and servlet gateway, but I can't seem
>to get the dang thing working. It's weird, acting like Jetspeed.jar isn't even in my
>classpath. Anyway, even a 'yes it works' would be comforting right now.
> > Thanks!
>
> You are in uncharted territory.
>
> NES under Netware 5.1 is just... wierd. You do know that Apache,
> Tomcat, and Linux are free right :)
>
> Kevin
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