Well it will depend on what you want to do with the combinations. And what
versions of technology implementations you are doing. The answer cannot be
in an e-mail. You will have todo your own tech evaluation.
For eg some servers support A different version of Servlet API and Some a
different version of JDK and that of JSP.
You'll have to study the various features of these engines apply it to your
requirements ( I am assuming you have the requirements ready!! if not get
them first!!) and see which one fits your bill. It will be you who will
have to decide which feature you need the most in which engine.
If you browse thru the previous posts you will find which is more poupular
of the servers and some discussion threads even say what feaature makes
that particular engine better.
Wishing you all the best in your endeavour.
Vinod
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Which is best for JSP purpose over NT Server (excluding IIS)??
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Well cobinations are used either because certain functionality is
unavailable in one component or because the combination provides
the
best
performance for large applications. Though JRUN can run on it's own
IIS5 is
used so that along with IIS5 the JRUN functionality is also usable.
so JRUN
is installed as a component. The same with tomcat. or Resin.
As to where you'll get details about Servlets engines got to
http://www.servlets.com/
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Hi All,
I have a doubt...
When you need to use JSP as well as Servlets + Beans then often you
use a
combination
Of lets say Apache server with Tomcat or NES with NAS..
Why do we do this...??
We use JRUN with IIS coz IIS has no support for JSP so JRUN acts
provides a
servlet engine
But some times either of this combination has support for both JSP
as well
as Servlet.
Also let me know where can i get the list of all available servers
with
their add-ons..and the platform
They run over..
Thanks in advance\
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