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Helena
Your are mixing different things, there are three stages :
1) Web Servers supporting natively the servlet API :
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All the 100% java Web servers :
- JWS from Sun
- JigSaw from the W3C
- Jetty from MortBay and so on...
2) Add-ons allowing a classical Web server to support the servlet API:
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- servletexec
- Jrun
- EZrunner
- Apache Jserv (devoted to the Apache Web server)
For example, if you run a IIS on a NT box, you'll want to add Jrun to be
able to use servlets on your set up
3) JSP Support
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To get JSP support you must have
a) a Web server supporting the servlet API (been a native support or a via
add-on support)
b) a special package
There are several packages for JSP support, the most popular are
GNUJSP (support JSP spec 0.91)
SUN JSP (support JSP spec 1.0)
An exception (AFAIK) is the last release of Jrun that include JSP 1.0 support
The stuff is a little be more complicated by the level of servlet API support
JSP spec 0.91 (and 0.92) requires Servlet API 2.0
JSP spec 1.0 requires servlet API 2.1
So in order to use the lastest version of the JSP (the 1.0) you must use a
Web server that support servlet API 2.1 (for example Apache + Apache Jserv
support Servlet API 2.0 not 2.1 so in order to use JSP you'll want to use
GNUJSP instead of SUN's JSP)
All URL for mentionned software can be found on several web sites included
* mine (http://www.interpasnet.com/JSS)
*Richard Vowles JSP FAQ (http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html)
If you have IIS the sim�pliest way will probably be to use Jrun (a light version is freely available)
Hope this helps
Le 23:51 07/07/99 +0200, Olivier STEINBERG a �crit:
Hello,
New to JSP, how to configure your java server to make it available for browsers ?
I have a IIS web server installed, do I need it ?
How do you specify the equivalent of the wwwroot ?
I'll be pleased to find some documentation on installing JSP.
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