For your number of requests you could easily use the JRun Web Server. A great
Web server, free or otherwise, is Apache. The main problem with JRun's JWS is
that it doesn't have SSL, CGI or lots of other things you'd expect from a
production Web server.
If you have IIS on that NT machine, I'd use that.
Scott Stirling
West Newton,. MA
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> Subject: Using Jrun web server
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> I read recently in a previous post that the web server included with
> Jrun should
> only be used for development. Is this true? I need to handle about 1200 - 2000
> requests daily. I am using Windows NT 4.0 and Jrun 2.3.3 (will upgrade to 3.0
> prob in about 6 months). If I should use another web server, are there any
> recommendations based on reliability?
>
> Thank you,
> Eric Piegols
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