Nope. Resin from Caucho Software has a very cool servlet runner that
integrates with IIS via filter, though. Easy to set up and hasn't bombed
yet in my tinkering.
Mike
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Hello -
Are you able to run JSP on plain IIS (i.e. without a plugin like Tomcat)?
- Willard
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