"C_Sethi, Sandeep" wrote:
> Hey List-o-rama !
>
> Got a sec. for a rookie ?
>
> Out of curiousity, I'd like to port some of our applications
> (WindowsNT/IIS/ASP/MTS/COM) to either:
> - WindowsNT/IIS/JSP
> or
> - Linux/JSP
> and see how they work.
>
> * I'm stuck where I don't quite understand what software gets me started....
> (I've got a Windows NT machine running IIS. I've installed Java2 on
> it....)
> What next ? How does my IIS server understand and interpret JSP files?
>
> * What do I need to create beans (or servlets ?)
>
> * And while we're at it, any suggestions for a good IDE for this platform ?
>
> thanks,
> Sunny.
1) I don't think IIS supports JSP yet. You need a real application server like IBM
Websphere Application Server, or BEA Weblogic Server.
2) To create beans or servlets, all you need is a JDK, preferably Suns 1.2 edition
3) I've been working with VisualAge Java 2.0 (recently switched to 3.0) and its a
very good IDE. You can find a trial version at IBM's website
Regards,
Fz
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