Apache! Diamond strong web serving and a very configurable servlet engine.
The only downside to me at the moment is that GnuJSP is only at JSP 0.91
specification; having said that there may be other options than GnuJSP for
Apache. My recipe: FreeBSD 3.1, Apache 1.34, JServ 1.0b3, Tya, a JIT
compiler for FreeBSD. If you're not one for command lines though you might
want to investigation IBM Websphere IMHO.
Regards,
Joe.
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> Hi,
>
> I was wondering what people's recommendations are as to which of the
> following technology is the best and the pros/cons of each:
>
> IBM Websphere
> JRun
> Apache
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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