I too agree with this. and above all it automatically compiles the java
classes, so when ever there is any change in code all you have to do is
replace the source file, you need not to shutdown the server and restart it
again.
Neeraj
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Subject: Re: JSP on IIS? Possible?
You buy it for $600 and install it. I would go with Resin personally. Its
free to use, and like I said..if you don't need SSL, use its web server
too..its much faster than IIS with any servlet engine. Plus, Resin gives you
servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 spec, where as JRUN is only Servlet 2.1 and JSP 1.0
spec right now..a bit behind.
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