Hi,
To my best knowledge, IIS doesn't contain JSP, and Servlets. I have used,
JRun, ServletExec,
WebSphere with IIS to make JSP/Sevlet enabled.
Shibu
Henning Meinhardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/22/2000 08:50:12 PM
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Subject: IIS 4.0 ad JSP/Servlets?
Hi all,
can anybody tell me, if Microsoft IIS ships with build-in
support for JSP ans Servlets, or do I need a standalone
servlet/JSP engine like Apache TomCat or JRun?
Is so, which one fits best to IIS? Any experiences?
Thanks in advance
Henning Meinhardt
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