Hello Nilesh,
> Hello All,
>
> I am using NT and IIS. Later on I want to move on Sun and Netscape
> Enterprise Server.
> I downloaded JSP Engine which is free on Sun's site. But after
> installing it, I found that, it has its own Web Server and which makes my
> existing IIS usless one. Also, it is very slow as it compiles .JSP file,
> converts it to .CLASS file and then loads it.
> The simple Web Server which comes with JSP Engine does not have any
> security features also like virtual directory setting etc.
I've heard that the Caucho Resin JSP engine is a good one, and since it's available
for free and works with IIS you could give it a try without loosing anything if it
doesn't fit your needs. I haven't actually tried it myself yet so I can't guarantee
anything, but it looks decent.
It currently doesn't seem to be available as a plugin for any other servers than
IIS and Apache, but if you stick to writing portable code it shouldn't be a problem
to move to another servlet engine when you move away from IIS, and if you're lucky,
maybe they have the support you need once it's time for you to move your
application.
The Caucho resin engine is located at http://www.caucho.com/
I'm sure others can recommend other engines and Sun has a listing of servlet
engines at:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/runners.html
Good luck,
/Karl Avedal
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