> We have one big Intranet project Developed in pure
>(HTML and MS SQL)
I suppose you mean HTML and ASP if this is the case
JSP is very close to ASP so although new you'll quickly feel
at home
>Now we want to port this into JSP to strengthen the
> Intranet Application
>we have One NT Server it is having MS SQL database
> And Java Web Server2.0
I'm not sure Java Web Server is a very good choice, I'm not even
sure if it supports JSP.
Be aware of the fact that; although JSP is built on the
top of the Servlet API, the simple fact a web server
supports Servlets doesnt means that it supports JSP.
As far as I know JWS is now discontinued in favor of Netscape
server (since Netscape has been bought by SUN)
Under NT it would be a good idea to use a servlet runner
for your IIS. You can use (anomg others..)
- Tomcat (http://jakarta.apache.org)
free, compliant (of course its the referecne implementation)
but probably not yet rock solid.
- Jrun (http://www.jrun.com)
- Servlet Exec (http://www.servletexec.com/) now part of the unify brand
- Resin (a free one usually considered as very fast)
- Gefionsoftware products (www.gefionsoftware.com)
To develop servlets Kawa is great, for JSP.. I ould recommand
HomSite (from Allaire the makers of Jrun).
You can also have a look at
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