It sounds to me like he's asking what are the minimum classes he needs from
the jsdk for deployment. In that case, the answer is everything in
servlet.jar (get it from the Jakarta Tomcat distribution). But if the user
already has a JSP 1.1 and Servlet 2.2 web server installed, then it must
already have servlet.jar installed too. I think the original question was
somewhat muddled. Sometimes explaining what you are trying to achieve, and
why, can clarify.
Scott Stirling
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Actually, thats a good question. I would assume the JRE supports all java,
and that as long as you supply the jsdk, it should work.
I really don't know the difference between JRE and JDK, as far as what they
give you. I know JRE is runtime and JDK is development. I thought JDK was
basically the JRE along with development tools, like javac, javap, etc. But
its a much bigger download. If you can get by with JRE and JSDK 2.2, go for
it.
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